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BOA Congress 2015 President’s Message Dear Friends and Colleagues, Welcome to the BOA Annual Congress 2015 My year as President has been busy and enjoyable. We have achieved several successes that we can be proud of. Since the publication of GIRFT - which was first delayed by Whitehall and then given a soft launch before the Election - we have developed further implementation guidance in conjunction with the Specialist Societies. This will provide a powerful adjunct to support local professionally-led ownership of the key quality improvement points in the report. Equally, our NICE accredited commissioning guidance has proved to be extremely effective in helping us influence and engage locally with CCGs: many are reconfiguring their MSK services, others are facing serious financial challenges, most are looking for help. We are delighted that a significant number of members have volunteered to support our commissioning work as Clinical Champions.

Our Quality Outcomes programme, supported by funding from NHS England, has enabled us to work with the ‘fledgling’ orthopaedic registries, all of whom are focused on quality improvement, with the objective of raising their profile and ensuring their future sustainability. Our Travelling Fellowship awards are proving more popular than ever, with an unprecedented number of applications this year, as are our various training and education courses, and we were pleased that our evidence based approach to National Selection to ST3 met with appropriate success. On the research front the British Orthopaedic Surgical Research Centre, based on the York University Trials Unit is now delivering high quality methodological support that has been invaluable to a number of successful funding applications.

Our membership has grown by 15% in the past twelve months and we are keen to sustain this healthy momentum, particularly in regard to SAS surgeons, acknowledging that we can only achieve this if we continue to demonstrate added value in everything we do on your behalf.

In that context, the Congress programme for 2015 offers a unique combination of these issues, broader professional sessions, and clinical revalidation instructional sessions for the surgeon with a comprehensive practise in T&O. I would particularly recommend ‘Navigating the NHS and Health and Social Care Landscape’, ‘Regional Advisers and Clinical Champions; Influencing commissioning’, ‘T&O Surgery after the General Election’ and ‘Top tips for improving quality in T&O’, all key areas for your future. I am honoured that Stefan Lohmander, Senior Professor in Orthopaedic Surgery at Lund University, Sweden has kindly agreed to be my Presidential Guest Lecturer. Professor Lohmander will speak on ‘Sustainable Orthopaedics, Evidence and Ethics’. This is a challenge that confronts us all, despite the very clear lead that T&O has taken in the NHS when delivering cost effective healthcare and transparency. Please also add the Howard Steel Lecture to your agenda: we are delighted to welcome James Ketchell to the BOA Congress. A serial adventurer, motivational speaker and Scouting ambassador, James has significant personal experience of overcoming adversity.

Professor Keith Willett will deliver the Robert Jones Lecture; ‘If it’s about quality and cost; let clinicians design healthcare’ and the Sir Walter Mercer Lecture will be presented by Professor Angus Wallace; ‘A life time experience of repairing joint ligament with artificial augmentation at the shoulder’. I am also delighted to welcome Kevin Black, President of the American Orthopaedic Association who will speak on ‘Health Systems Education for Orthopaedic Residents’. We will also be hosting all day educational courses on Friday including; Good Clinical Practice Training, Medical Students’ Session, Non-Technical Skills course, Clinical Exam Course and a TOCS and TOES course .

Last but by no means least, you can be assured of a warm welcome in Liverpool and I hope you will have an opportunity to explore this vibrant, cultured and friendly city. The Albert Dock World Heritage Site contains the largest collection of Grade I listed buildings in Britain and includes the Tate Liverpool gallery, Merseyside Maritime Museum, the Beatles Story exhibition, and an array of bars and restaurants.

As well as abundant CPD, we promise four days of debates, discussions and dialogue to ensure that we continue to raise standards, and encourage the highest levels of Professionalism and Responsibility. I look forward to speaking with many of you and wish you all an enjoyable and successful Congress.

Professor Colin Howie, BOA President

Contents BOA Council .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 2 General Information.................................................................................................................................................................................. 3 AGM Agenda ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 5 Guest Speakers.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 Tuesday 15th September........................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Wednesday 16th September................................................................................................................................................................... 13 Thursday 17th September....................................................................................................................................................................... 20 Friday 18th September............................................................................................................................................................................ 27 Exhibition Floor Plan............................................................................................................................................................................... 30 Exhibitors................................................................................................................................................................................................. 31 Podium Presentations............................................................................................................................................................................. 54 Specialist Society Annual Meetings ....................................................................................................................................................... 79

BOA Council 2015 OFFICERS President Immediate Past President Vice President Vice President Elect Honorary Treasurer Honorary Secretary

C R Howie T W Briggs T J Wilton I G Winson D J McBride D Limb

(Edinburgh) (Stanmore) (Derby) (Bristol) (Stoke-on-Trent) (Leeds)

ELECTED MEMBERS M G Matthews A M Nanu A J Stirling

(Buckinghamshire) (Newcastle) (Birmingham)

2013 - 2015 2013 - 2015 2013 - 2015

R A Brooks G Giddins I McNab P Mitchell

(Swindon) (Bath) (Oxford) (London)

2014 - 2016 2014 - 2016 2014 - 2016 2014 - 2016

D Clark S Donell M Reed A Robinson

(Derbyshire) (Norwich) (Northumberland) (Cambridge)

2015 - 2017 2015 - 2017 2015 - 2017 2015 - 2017

EX OFFICIO MEMBERS Chair, Council of Management of the Bone and Joint Journal Chair, Specialty Advisory Committee in Trauma and Orthopaedics Chair, Education and Revalidation Committee Chair, Training Standards Committee Chair, Scottish Committee for Orthopaedics and Trauma Chair, Welsh National Specialist Advisory Group for T&O Chair, N Ireland Regional Orthopaedic and Trauma Committee Chair, Research Committee President, British Orthopaedic Trainees Association Chair, British Orthopaedic Directors Society Chair, Patient Liaison Group Representative, Staff and Associate Specialist (SAS) Chief Executive

R Marshall D Large M Reed P Turner M Blyth N Makwana I Brown A Rangan M Rashid S Ankarath J Fitch M Morgan M Kimmons

HONORARY POSTS Archivist Workforce Liaison Officer

I B M Stephen G W Bowyer

BOA SENIOR STAFF Director of Events Management Director of Communications and Operations Director of Policy and Programmes Director of Finance Director of Information Systems

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Hazel Choules Emma Storey Rayshum Notay Liz Fry Melanie Knight

BOA Congress 2015 General Information AWARDS AND PRIZE WINNERS

The BOA is delighted to use the Annual Congress as an opportunity to publicise and celebrate the following awards and prizes granted by the Association in 2015: BOA HONORARY FELLOWS Mike Benson Malcolm Macnicol Keith Tucker Keith Willett PRESIDENTIAL MERIT AWARD Ian Learmonth Geoffrey Walker

Registration The registration and enquiries desk is located on the lower level next to the exhibition hall.

Tuesday 15th September Wednesday 16th September Thursday 17th September Friday 18th September

Registration Opening times 07:00 – 17:00 07:15 – 17:00 07:15 – 17:00 07:15 – 13:00

Exhibition Hall Opening times 07:30 – 17:45 07:30 – 17:00 09:00 – 14:30 CLOSED

Delegate Meeting Packs On arrival delegates will receive: • Name badge permitting access to all sessions • Delegate bag containing Final Programme

Finding Your Way Around The venue – ACC Liverpool The Main Auditorium, Meeting Rooms 3A, 3B, 4, 11 and 12 are all located on the upper level.

Media Suite / Authors Preview Room Room 7 on the upper level, open daily at the following times: • 07:00 until 17:30 on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday • 07:00 until 14:30 on Friday Authors can download their presentations during the above times. Use of this room is for presenting authors only.

Prayer Room Is situated on the upper floor, room 15.

Exhibition There are over 80 companies showing continued support to the BOA within the exhibition area on the lower level. We would encourage all delegates to visit the exhibition stands, especially the BOA stand.

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General Information Cloakroom The cloakroom is situated on the galleria area near to the entrance.

Please note: Delegates will be charged £1 per item.

Cloakroom Opening Times:Tuesday 15th September……………………… 07:00 – 19:30 Wednesday 16th September…………...…… 07:15 – 18:30 Thursday 17th September…………..………… 07:15 – 18:30 Friday 18th September………………..……..… 07:15 – 16:30

Making the Most of Congress Scanning of badges and CPD Points You will need to scan your barcode on arrival in order to print your badge.

The CPD points will be listed on the BOA website, delegates will be required to carry out their own self accreditation.

Following the Congress, you will be sent a link to an evaluation form, once you complete the form your certificate of attendance will be sent to you via email.

Refreshments and Lunches Refreshments Tea and coffee will be served to all delegates during the scheduled breaks.

Lunch is not provided.

Catering within the ACC Those wishing to purchase their lunch onsite can visit the six cash catering areas within the exhibition area. Their retail menus bring a wide offering, using local and fresh ingredients.

Hotels If you are still in need of accommodation, or you have a query on your booking, please contact TSC Hotels and Venues - tel: +44 1335 345655, email: hotels@tschotels. co.uk Travel Policy Event participants are responsible for making their own travel and/or hotel arrangements. The BOA does not assume financial responsibility for penalties or expenses incurred by registrants who must cancel travel arrangements due to course cancellation.

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In case of an emergency Please note the various fire exits around you in case of an emergency. Listen to all public announcements and make your way carefully to the nearest fire exit if requested to do so. If First Aid is required, please ask a member of Staff or Host for help and assistance.

Declarations of interest All those presenting at the BOA Congress will be asked to make their declarations of interest on a slide at the start of their presentation, as discussed and agreed at the BOA AGM last year.

Other Information The British Orthopaedic Association does not accept liability or responsibility for third party exhibitors or their exhibits and the BOA does not endorse any of the products, items or processes exhibited.

Filming, recording or photography during the Congress is Strictly Prohibited unless by prior agreement with the BOA. Badge Types Gold Purple Orange Dark Blue White Grey Red Dark Green Light Green Pink

VIP Guest Speakers Invited Guests Delegates (members) Delegates (non-members) Press / Visitor Staff Exhibitors Non-exhibitors Industry Medical Students

Invited Guests Carousel Presidents AAOS AOA AusOA COA NZOA SAOA

Frederick Azar Kevin Black John Tuffley Robin Richards Brett Krause Robert Fraser

Indian OA

Dr Hari Ram Jhunjhunwala

Irish OA

Gerald F McCoy

Hong Kong Young Ambassador Michael Tim-Yun Ong

BOA Congress 2015 BOA Annual General Meeting 2015 The Annual General Meeting of the Association will take place in the Main Auditorium of the ACC Liverpool, on Thursday 17th September 2015 from 12:30 - 13:30 under the Chairmanship of Professor Colin Howie, BOA President. The agenda is below.

PROXY NOTICE: A member of the Association who is entitled to attend, speak and vote at the above mentioned meeting is entitled to appoint a proxy to attend and vote instead of him or her. For details please see the note at the foot of this agenda.

AGENDA 1.

Membership issues a. Deaths b. Resignations c. New members

[see annex 1] [see annex 2] [see annex 3]

2.

Matters arising from 2014 AGM None 3.

Elections a. President: September 2017 – 2018

To report the result of the Trustees’ ballot: • Mr Ananda Nanu

b. Council: 2016 – 2018

To report the result of the Home Fellows’ ballot: • Stephen Bendall • Karen Daly • Bob Handley • John Skinner 4.

Honorary Treasurer’s Report and Financial Statements for 2014 a. Annual Report of Trustees Financial Statements 2014 – see link below: www.boa.ac.uk/about-boa/annual-report-2014/ b. Resolution 1: To reappoint the Auditors for 2016 – Crowe Clark Whitehill c. Resolution 2: To approve the membership subscription rates for 2016 [see annex 4] 5.

Resolution regarding membership categories [see Resolution 3 in annex 5]

6.

President’s report

7.

Any other business

8.

Date of next meeting BOA Annual Congress – 13-16 September 2016; Belfast Under the Chairmanship of Mr Tim Wilton.

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Future BOA and Allied Meetings BOA Annual Congress – 19-22 September 2017; Liverpool Under the Chairmanship of Mr Ian Winson.

COMOC – 11-15 April 2016; Cape Town, South Africa

EFORT Congress – 01-03 June 2016; Geneva, Switzerland

NOTE BOA Home Fellows received the AGM notification and proxy form by post in advance of this meeting, explaining the arrangements for appointing a proxy. The BOA must be notified of any proxies at least 72 hours in advance of the meeting.

Items for discussion under ‘Any other business’ should preferably be advised to the Honorary Secretary (David Limb) at least 72 hours in advance of the meeting.

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Guest Speakers PRESIDENT’S GUEST LECTURE Stefan Lohmander Stefan Lohmander, MD, PhD, is Senior Professor in Orthopaedic Surgery at the Dept of Clinical Sciences at Lund University, Sweden. He also serves as Professor at the Research Unit for Musculoskeletal Function and Physiotherapy and the Dept of Orthopaedics and Traumatology, University of Southern Denmark.

HOWARD STEEL LECTURE James Ketchell James Ketchell is a serial adventurer, motivational speaker and Scouting ambassador. On 1st February 2014, James became the first person to have rowed across the Atlantic Ocean, successfully summited Mount Everest and cycled 18,000 miles around the world. Seven years prior to all this, he was recovering from a serious motorcycle accident that left him with multiple traumatic injuries.

The prognosis was that he was likely to suffer a permanent walking impairment and would certainly not be able to continue the active physical lifestyle he had enjoyed up to that point.

ROBERT JONES LECTURE Professor Keith Willett Professor Keith Willett is the Director for Acute Episodes of Care to NHS England. He came from his role as the first National Clinical Director for Trauma Care to the Department of Health. He has extensive experience of trauma care, service redesign and healthcare management and is Professor of Orthopaedic Trauma Surgery at the University of Oxford.

He was the co-founder of the unique resident consultant delivered Oxford Trauma Service in 1994. In 2003 he founded the Kadoorie Centre for Critical Care Research and Education focusing on outcomes of treatment for critically ill and injured patients.

In 2009 as NCD for Trauma Care he was charged with developing and implementing government policy across the NHS to radically improve the care of older people with fragility hip fractures and to introduce Regional Trauma Networks and Major Trauma Centres. By 2012 both re-organisations and care pathways were successfully in place.

In his current role, he has the national medical leadership roles for acute NHS commissioned services ranging from out-of-hours general practice, pre-hospital and ambulance services, emergency departments, acute and elective surgery, acute medicine, children’s and maternity services and is the lead for a transformation of the national urgent and emergency care services.

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GUEST SPEAKER Dr Kevin Black, President, American Orthopaedic Association Dr Black received his undergraduate degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 1977, and then graduated from the University Of Rochester School Of Medicine. He completed his orthopaedic residency at the University of Rochester in 1986, and a fellowship in Sports Medicine at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation.

After six years at the Medical College of Wisconsin he joined Penn State College of Medicine and Hershey Medical Center and in 2002 he became the C. McCollister Evarts Professor and Chair. He continues to serve as Chair of the department and on 1st July, 2013 he assumed responsibility as Vice Dean of the Penn State Hershey University Park Regional Medical Campus in State College, Pennsylvania.

In 2001 he was a European Travelling Fellow of the AOSSM. He has served on the Board of Directors of the AOSSM and the AAOS, as well as the Executive Committee of the AOA. He has been President of the Pennsylvania Orthopaedic Society and will become President of the AOA in 2015. He served as Course Director for the “Orthopaedic Educator’s Course” from 2007 through 2013, the longest running CME program of the AAOS.

SIR WALTER MERCER LECTURE Professor Angus Wallace Angus Wallace is a proud Scotsman who trained in Nottingham, Derby, Newcastle, Nottingham and Toronto (Canada) before his Senior Lecturer/ Consultant post with Prof Charles Galasko in Manchester. He was appointed Professor of Orthopaedic and Accident Surgery in Nottingham in 1985 – a post which he has held for 30 years.

He has been Chair of the National Osteoporosis Society (1996-8); President of the British Orthopaedic Sports Trauma Association (1997-9); Vice-President of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (1997-2000); President of the British Elbow and Shoulder Society (2001-3); Chair of the Inter-collegiate Specialty (Exam) Board in Orthopaedic Surgery (2002-5); Chair of the Trauma and Orthopaedic SAC (2008-10) and President of the 11th International Congress of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery in Edinburgh (2010).

Currently he is a Member of the Council for the Faculty of Sport and Exercise Medicine (UK) (2006-13 & 2015-17) and the Director of Professional Affairs (East Midlands) appointed by the RCSEng (2014-17).

He has been a prolific inventor – the Gutter Treatment for Ingrowing Toenails, the Nottingham Shoulder Arthroplasty System, the Nottingham Augmentation Device and the Wallace Double Hook Plate. Two of his devices – the Surgilig or LockDown treatment for ACJ dislocation and the Vaios Shoulder Replacement for Anatomic and Reverse shoulder replacement have proved particularly successful.

BOA Congress 2015 Tuesday 15th September Main Auditorium

Meeting Room 3A

Meeting Room 3B

Meeting Room 4

07:00

Registration Opens

07:30

Tea & Coffee served in the Exhibition Area

08:00 - 09:30 Avoiding Litigation/ Complaints

BOA Young Investigator Award, sponsored

by Virgin Atlantic Airways

09:30 - 10:00 10:00 - 11:30

Research Free Papers

SAS Surgeons Session

Meeting Room 11

Meeting Room 12

BSSH Revalidation; Fractures and dislocations of the hand

BOOS Revalidation

COFFEE (Posters and Exhibition, lower level) Navigating the NHS and Health and Social Care Landscape

Surgical Challenges in Fracture Management

BORS Research

Hips Free Papers

BJJ; Getting your work published and achieving the highest impact

11:30 - 12:00

President's Welcome

12:00 - 12:40

Howard Steel Lecture

12:40 - 13:30

LUNCH (Posters and Exhibition, lower level)

13:30 - 14:45

Plenary: Managing Health Data Responsibly – guest lecture and panel session

14:45 - 14:55

"Interlude - before afternoon Sessions"

14:55 - 16:25 Mapping a Way Forward for T&O Commissioning

Hands Free Papers

16:25 - 16:45 16:45 - 17:45

Trauma Research Symposium

General Topic Free Papers

BOOS Case Presentations

BHS revalidation; Managing the unhappy hip replacement patient

Simulation

BODS; 7 day services in secondary care

Simulation

TEA (Posters and Exhibition, lower level) Your Terms and Conditions; Is the surgical voice being heard?

National Hip Fracture Database Session

General Topic Free Papers

17:45 - 19:15

BOA Welcome Drinks Reception (Galleria Area)

19:45 - 23:00

BOA Association Evening

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Tuesday 15th September Avoiding Litigation/Complaints 08:00 – 09:30 Main Auditorium Chair • Alistair Stirling Session outline • Dr Caroline Fryar, Head of Advisory Services, the MDU - Multiple jeopardy • Dr Nick Clements, Head of Medical Services, MPS - Gross negligence manslaughter • Dr Gerard Panting, Orthopaedic and Trauma Specialist Indemnity Scheme (OTSIS) - Clinical negligence Discussion with Q&A BOA Young Investigator Award, sponsored by Virgin Atlantic Airways 08:00 – 09:30 Meeting Room 3A Chair • Amar Rangan, Chair, BOA Research Committee Research Free Papers 08:00 – 09:30 Meeting Room 3B Chair • Professor Andrew McCaskie

• Hiro Tanaka, BOA Education Committee - BOA travelling fellowships, SAS Surgeons engagement and how to apply • Mamdouh Morgan, SAS Surgeons Representative, BOA - Overview of BOA strategy for SAS Surgeons Discussion with Q&A BSSH Revalidation; Fractures and dislocations of the hand 08:00 – 09:30 Meeting Room 11 Chair • Daniel J Brown Faculty • Ed Powell-Smith • David Newington • Vijay Bhalaik • Zafar Naqui • Phillip Johnston Session outline • Fractures of the metacarpals • Phalangeal fractures • Fractures of the distal phalanx • Fractures of the thumb • Case discussions 1 - Simple dislocations of MCP, PIP, DIP and thumb - Fracture subluxations/dislocations of PIPJ • Case discussions 2 Discussion with Q&A

SAS Surgeons Session

BOOS Revalidation

08:00 – 09:30 Meeting Room 4 Chair • Mamdouh Morgan, SAS Surgeons Representative, BOA Session outline • Professor Colin Howie, BOA President - Welcome - The crucial role of SAS Surgeons in T&O • David Limb, BOA Education Board Chair and BOA Honorary Secretary - CESR in T&O: tips and advice • David Large, Chairman SAC for T&O UK and Ireland - SAS Surgeons’ career progress within the workforce planning strategy

08:00 – 09:30 Meeting Room 12 Co-Chairs • Max Gibbons • Professor Tim Briggs, BOA Past President Session outline • Dr Alpesh Mistry - Musculoskeletal imaging for soft tissue tumours • Robert Ashford - Management of Metastatic Bone Disease • Robert Pollock - Endoprosthetic reconstruction in tumour and nontumour conditions Discussion with Q&A

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BOA Congress 2015 Tuesday 15th September Navigating the NHS and Health and Social Care Landscape 10:00 – 11:30 Main Auditorium Chair • Timothy Wilton, BOA Vice President - Introduction - Understanding the NHS Session outline • Professor Peter Kay, National Clinical Director for MSK, NHS England - Overview: The NHS systems across the United Kingdom and the multiple parts of the English NHS • Mark Blyth, Chair, Scottish Committee for Orthopaedics and Trauma (SCOT) - The NHS in Scotland • Nilesh Makwana, Chair, Welsh National Specialist Advisory Group (NSAG) - The NHS in Wales • Gavan McAlinden, Clinical Director, Musgrave Park Hospital Belfast - The Health and Social Care system in Northern Ireland • Judith Fitch, Chair, BOA Patient Liaison Group - A Patient Perspective on how the NHS works • Sudhi Ankarath, Chair, British Orthopaedic Director’s Society - A Clinical Director’s Perspective on how the NHS works • Professor Ged Byrne, Director of Education and Quality – North - How the NHS manages Training and Workforce Planning • Sara Dorman, BOTA Secretary - Views from BOTA Discussion with Q&A Surgical Challenges in Fracture Management 10:00 – 11:30 Meeting Room 3A Co-Chairs • Andrew Gray • Bob Handley

Session outline • Professor Amar Rangan - Shoulder and wrist fragility fractures – which and how should we be fixing • Tim Chesser - Technical tips for fixing proximal femoral fractures • Professor David Marsh - Fracture liaison services and database – where are we?

• Andrew Port - Osteoporotic knee fractures – which ones should we treat and how?

Discussion with Q&A BORS Research 10:00 – 11:30 Meeting Room 3B Co-Chairs • Professor Andrew McCaskie • Gordon Blunn Session outline • Professor J Mark Wilkinson - Genetics of OA • Professor Bruce Caterson - Biochemical changes in OA and the capacity of cartilage for self-repair • Professor James Richardson - ACI and cell therapy for cartilage regeneration • Dr Catriona McDaid - Role of clinical trials unit in OA translational medicine • Professor Molly Stevens - Osteochondral defect scaffolds and treatments Discussion with Q&A Hips Free Papers 10:00 – 11:30 Meeting Room 4 Co-Chairs • Professor Ashley Blom, NJR Statistical analysis lead at the University of Bristol • Robert Middleton

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Tuesday 15th September BJJ; Getting your work published and achieving the highest impact 10:00 – 11:30 Meeting Room 11 Chair • Professor Fares Haddad Session outline • Professor Fares Haddad - Peer review and navigating the publication maze • Professor Mathew Costa - Research methodology: key principles • Daniel Perry - Big data – benefits and pitfalls • Professor Hamish Simpson - Ethics and fraud • Professor Gareth Scott - Optimising your chances Discussion with Q&A BOOS Case Presentations 10:00 – 11:30 Meeting Room 12 Co-Chairs • Paul Cool, BOOS President • Robert Ashford Session outline • Professor Robert Grimer - Sarcoma and Litigation Bone tumour case presentations – discussion with the experts. Delegates are welcome to bring cases for discussion.

Discussion with Q&A President’s Welcome 11:30 – 12:00 Main Auditorium • Professor Colin Howie, BOA President

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Howard Steel Lecture 12:00 – 12:40 Main Auditorium Chair • Professor Colin Howie, BOA President Speaker • James Ketchell - Nothing’s Impossible Plenary: Managing Health Data Responsibly – guest lecture and panel session 13:30 – 14:45 Main Auditorium Chair • Professor Colin Howie, BOA President Faculty • Dame Fiona Caldicott, National Data Guardian • Judith Fitch, Chair, BOA Patient Liaison Group • Paul Halliwell, Orthopaedic Surgeon and Member of BOFAS Outcomes Registry Committee • Blake Dobson, Principal Employer Liaison Adviser, General Medical Council • Martyn Porter, Orthopaedic Surgeon and Medical Director, National Joint Registry • Cathy Hassell, Head of Clinical Programmes and Team Support, NHS England • Phil Johnston, Orthopaedic Surgeon and Caldicott Guardian, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Session outline • Dame Fiona Caldicott, National Data Guardian - Guest lecture ‘Managing Health Data Responsibly’ • Panel introductions • Panel discussion with Q&A - This panel session will cover a wide range of issues regarding data, from ‘what do patients expect of a registry?’ to data protection and governance for surgeons and trusts.

BOA Congress 2015 Tuesday 15th September Mapping a Way Forward for T&O Commissioning 14:55 – 16:25 Main Auditorium Chair • Timothy Wilton, BOA Vice President Session outline • Professor Colin Howie, BOA President - Current Challenges, BOA progress, Commissioning Guidance and collaborating with Commissioners as a professional responsibility • Professor Peter Kay, National Clinical Director for MSK, NHS England - Commissioning Overview: NHS England, CCGs, CSUs and new developments • Josephine Fox, Lay Member, BOA Patient Liaison Group, Nurse Director, BoneSmart Knee and Hip replacement patient advocacy and online community - The Patient perspective on commissioning • Mr Joydeep Sinha, BOA Regional Adviser - ‘We’ve done it’: How T&O surgeons worked successfully with Commissioners • Dr Barry Silvert, Clinical Director of Integrated Commissioning, NHS Bolton CCG - What is the Commissioner perspective on T&O? Discussion with Q&A Hands Free Papers 14:55 – 16:25 Meeting Room 3A Co-Chairs • Daniel J Brown • David Newington Trauma Research Symposium 14:55 – 16:25 Meeting Room 3B Co-Chairs • Professor Matt Costa • Professor Amar Rangan Faculty • Professor Keith Willett • Professor Matt Costa • Professor Amar Rangan

Session outline • Professor Matt Costa - DRAFFT – A randomised controlled trial of percutaneous fixation with kirschner wires verses volar locking-plate fixation in the treatment of adult patients with a dorsally displaced fracture of the distal radius • Professor Amar Rangan - PROFHER – A randomised clinical trial comparing surgical versus standard non-surgical treatment for displaced proximal humeral fractures in adults • Professor Keith Willett - Ankle Injury Management (AIM): pragmatic multi-centre equivalence randomised controlled trial comparing Close Contract Casting to Open surgical Reduction and Internal Fixation in the treatment of unstable ankle fracture in patients greater than 60 years Discussion with Q&A General Topic Free Papers 14:55 – 16:25 Meeting Room 4 Chair • Gordon Matthews, BOA Council BHS Revalidation; Managing the unhappy hip replacement patient 14:55 – 16:25 Meeting Room 11 Co-Chairs • Professor Richard Field • Jonathon Howell Session outline • Professor Fares Haddad - Is it infected?

• John Nolan - Is it loose?

• John Skinner - Is it the taper?

• Steve Jones - Is it unstable?

• Andrew Manktelow - Is it outside the hip?

Followed by relevant case discussions with expert panel

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Tuesday 15th September Simulation 14:55 – 16:25 Meeting Room 12 Chair • Catherine Kellett Session outline • Catherine Kellett - An update on Orthopaedic Simulation • Phil Turner - Cutting edge research in Simulation BOA Simulation Prize presentations Your Terms and Conditions; Is the surgical voice being heard?

16:45 – 17:45 Main Auditorium Chair • Professor Colin Howie, BOA President Session outline • Professor John MacFie, President, Federation Surgical Speciality Associations, UK and Ireland - Does surgery have a voice?

• Dr Paul Flynn, Chair, BMA Consultant Committee - The BMA view • Bill McMillan, Assistant Director, Medical Pay and Workforce, NHS Employers - The NHS Employers view • Simon Fleming, BOTA Vice President - What future surgeons think Discussion with Q&A National Hip Fracture Database Session 16:45 – 17:45 Meeting Room 3A Co-Chairs • Rob Wakeman • Tim Chesser Session outline • Rob Wakeman - The 2015 NHFD report • Dr Antony Johansen - Orthogeriatrician or Perioperative Physician?

• Dr Stuart White - Changing Anaesthesia for Hip Fracture Patients

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• Martina Faimali - Consultant level outcomes in hip fracture surgery Discussion with Q&A General Topic Free Papers 16:45 – 17:45 Meeting Room 4 Chair • Simon Donell BODS; 7 day services in secondary care 16:45 – 17:45 Meeting Room 11 Chair • Sudhi Ankarath, Chair, British Orthopaedic Director’s Society Session outline • Cathy Hassell, Head of Clinical Programmes and Team Support, NHS England - 7 day services in secondary care • Claire Ashley, Senior Industrial Relations Officer, British Medical Association - Workforce models and challenges • Bob Pearce, Deputy Director Service Delivery, Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust - 7 day services – how we started the project Discussion with Q&A Simulation 16:45 – 17:45 Meeting Room 12 Chair • Catherine Kellett Session outline Presentation of BOA Simulation Prize Winner • Paul Fearon - Best Practice in Simulation • Chinmay Gupte - How to do research in Simulation • Andrew Porteous - BASK Simulation Group report on Simulation for arthroscopy • Lisa Hadfield-Law, BOA Education Advisor - Top Tips for using Simulation in everyday practice

BOA Congress 2015 Wednesday 16th September Main Auditorium

Meeting Room 3A

Meeting Room 3B

Meeting Room 4

07:15

Registration Opens

07:30

Tea & Coffee served in the Exhibition Area

08:30 - 10:00

NJR; Joint Responsibility How to use and improve data in the NJR

BSCOS Revalidation; The Limping Child

10:00 - 10:30 10:30 - 12:00

Trauma Free Papers

Meeting Room 12

Staying Safe in Spine

Best of the Best, sponsored by ARUK

Staying Safe in Spine

Best of the Best

COFFEE (Posters and Exhibition, lower level) NJR --------------------Charnley Lecture

Major Trauma and Trauma Networks

Knee Free Papers

Children’s Free Papers

12:00 - 12:30

President's Guest Lecture

12:30 - 13:30

LUNCH (Posters and Exhibition, lower level)

13:30 - 14:00

Robert Jones Lecture

14:00 - 14:10

"Interlude - before afternoon Sessions"

14:10 - 15:40 T&O Surgery after the General Election

15:40 - 16:10

Adrian Henry Lecture ----------------BASK Revalidation; Enhanced recovery programme

Medico-Legal; MedCo and the MoJ: Whiplash Reporting 2015

Staying Safe in Spine; Boot Camp

TEA (Posters and Exhibition, lower level)

16:10 - 17:40 Planning for life after Work

19:00 - 23:00

Meeting Room 11

Medico-Legal; Montgomery Ruling: Changes in BASK Revalidation consent law in the United Kingdom 2015

Toward the Perfect Consultation; Making it work for patient and clinician

Staying Safe in Spine; Boot Camp

BOTA; What does good Orthopaedic training look like?

A local, regional and national perspective

BOA Council and Invited Speakers’ Dinner

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Wednesday 16th September NJR; Joint Responsibility – how to use and improve data in the NJR 08:30 – 10:00 Main Auditorium Chair • Laurel Powers-Freeling - Welcome and overview: progress Session outline • Martyn Porter, Medical Director, National Joint Registry - What does the 12th Annual Report tell us?

• Professor Mark Wilkinson, NJR Research Sub-committee Chairman - What can research do for our practice? – Reinvigorating research • Professor Ashley Blom, NJR Statistical analysis lead at the University of Bristol - What can research do for our practise? – Latest research findings: mix and match implants, ethnicity • Peter Howard, NJR Surgeon Outliers/Implant Performance Sub-committee Chairman - How does the NJR surgeon outlier identification work?

Demystifying the process • Martyn Porter, Medical Director, National Joint Registry - Improving data quality in the NJR: a national programme - Hospital – data quality • Matthew Porteous, NJR Regional Clinical Coordinator Network Chairman - Surgeon view – data quality Discussion with Q&A BSCOS Revalidation; The Limping Child 08:30 – 10:00 Meeting Room 3A Chair • Fergal Monsell Faculty • Roderick Duncan • Giles Pattison • Daniel Perry Discussion with Q&A

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Trauma Free Papers 08:30 – 10:00 Meeting Room 4 Co-Chairs • Nigel Rossiter, Immediate Past President, Orthopaedic Trauma Society • Charlotte Lewis, Secretary, Orthopaedic Trauma Society Staying Safe in Spine 08:30 – 10:00 Meeting Room 11 Co-Chairs • Iqroop Chopra • Athanasios Tsirikos Session outline • T Muthukumar -R adiological investigations of acute spinal conditions • Harshad Dabke -C auda Equina Syndrome: BASS guidelines • Mel Grainger -M etastatic Spinal disease and cord compression • Stuart Blagg - S pinal trauma Discussion with Q&A Best of the Best, sponsored by ARUK 08:30 – 12:00 Meeting Room 12 Co-Chairs • Paul Manning, Chair, Training Programme Directors Forum • Simon Hodkinson, Deputy Chair, Training Programme Directors Forum Presenters and Papers 3-D Printed Scaffolds: A Potential New Dawn for Bone Tissue Regenerative Strategies Black. C, Yang. S, Vaezi. M, Oreffo. R, Dunlop. D, Health Education England, Wessex Anticoagulation and Hip Fractures: Determination of the Most Effective Dose of Vitamin K to Reduce Delays to Theatre Anderson. M, Chan. F, Tameside General Hospital

BOA Congress 2015 Wednesday 16th September Do Fibula Locking Plates Increase the Likelihood of a Post-operative Wound Complication?

Gee. C, Page. P, Crome. C, Vaughan. A, Bhachu. D, St George’s Hospital Do Trainee Surgeons Adversely Affect THR Outcomes? A 10 Year Review Faulkner. A, Shitole. B, Clift. B, Ninewells Hospital and Medical School The Effect of Bone Cement on the Intrinsic Properties of Surgical Gloves Devine. D, Chen. Y, Sheehan. E, Midland Regional Hospital, Tullamore, Ireland and Athlone Institute of Technology Heterotopic Ossification – A novel Approach to Prevention and Treatment – Preliminary Results Grover. LM, Stapley.SA, School of Biochemical Engineering, University of Birmingham and Academic Department of Military Surgery and Training How to Make Friends and Influence People: An Exploration of the Orthopaedic Personality Barksfield. RC, Shah. R, Patel. N, Shabajee. NH, Southmead Hospital, Bristol The Influence of Closing Wedge Angle on Leg Length Discrepancy after Proximal Femoral Varus Osteotomy Hashemi-Nejad. A, Abdul-Jabar. HB, Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital The Lateral Meniscus as a Landmark for Patient Specific Tibial Tunnel Placement in Anatomical ACL Reconstruction: A Validated Technique Tillotson. L, Schranz. PJ, Mandalia. VI, Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust Multimodal Neuromonitoring is the Gold Standard in Spinal Deformity Surgery: A Single Centre Experience of 354 Consecutive Adult and Paediatric Spinal Deformity Operations Bhagat. S, Grover. H, Blake. J, Lutchman. L, Rai. AS, Crawford. R A Novel Technique; Mobile Phone Generated Vibrations Used To Detect Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy; A Diagnostic RCT Morris. M, Chesterfield Royal Foundation Trust Hospital Predicting Length of Stay in Arthroplasty Enhanced Recovery Programs Akehurst. H, Arunachalam. H, Eitel. C, Rao. M, Royal County Hospital, Guildford

Prognostic Factors of Patients with Appendicular Skeletal Metastases from Breast Carcinoma McNair. M, Cribb. GL, Cool. P, Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Foundation Trust A Prospective Randomized Controlled Trial Comparing Clinical and Functional Outcomes of ACL Reconstruction using Anatomical Single-bundle versus Anatomical Double-bundle Technique Hong Kong Young Ambassador, Dr Tim-Yun Ong. M Randomised Controlled Trial of Metatarsal Block Versus Ankle Block in First Ray Surgery Attwal. M, Bhatia. M, Fombon. F, University Hospitals of Leicester Reducing Discard Rates at a Regional Bone Banking Facility Warnock J.M, Davidson. H, Millar. C, McAlinden. MG, Musgrave Park Hospital A Single Blind Randomised Controlled Trial of the Impact of Arm Elevation versus Exsanguination Prior to Tourniquet Inflation on Patient Reported Pain Baker. P, South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Spinopelvic Dissociation: Have We Finally Got An Answer?

El-Daly. I, Culpan. P, Ranganathan. A, Montgomery. A , Bates. P, The Royal London Hospital Total Joint Replacement in HIV-positive Patients Lubega.N, Mkandawire.N, Harrison. W.J, Countess of Chester Hospital, BEIT CURE International Hospital Blantyre Malawi, Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital Blantyre Malawi The Tail-Gating Principle: A New Lengthening Technique for the Surgical Treatment of Early Onset Scoliosis.

Rolton.D J, Inaparthy. P, Sonecha .S , Subramanian. T, Wilson-Macdonald. J and Nnadi. C, Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre Using Immunohistochemical Markers to Guide Management of Intramuscular Myxomas Briggs. T, Amary. F, Jagiello. J, Chou.D, Aston.W, Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust, Stanmore Does External Rotation Bracing for Anterior Shoulder Dislocation Actually Result in Reduction of the Labrum?

A Systematic Review Saithna. A, Old. J, MacDonald. P, University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust

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Wednesday 16th September NJR 10:30 – 11:15 Main Auditorium Chair • Martyn Porter, Medical Director, National Joint Registry - Introduction and NJR International collaboration Session outline • Professor Stephen Graves, Director, Australian Orthopaedic Association National Joint Replacement Registry - ICOR development and harmonisation • Liz Paxton, Director of Surgical Outcomes and Analysis, Southern California Permanente Medical Group - Clinical improvement

• Nigel Rossiter, Immediate Past President, Orthopaedic Trauma Society - How should consultants keep up to date and maintain skills in Trauma?

Discussion with Q&A Knee Free Papers 10:30 – 12:00 Meeting Room 3B Co-Chairs • Colin Esler • Richard Parkinson • Leela Biant • Simon Donell

Charnley Lecture

Children’s Free Papers

11:15 – 12:00 Main Auditorium Chair • John Nolan Speaker • Professor Göran Garellick MD, PhD, Register Director, Swedish Hip Arthroplasty Register - Joint Replacement Registers. What They Can and Cannot Tell Us About Surgeons

10:30 – 12:00 Meeting Room 4 Co-Chairs • Roderick Duncan • Giles Pattison

Major Trauma and Trauma Networks 10:30 – 12:00 Meeting Room 3A Co-Chairs • Tim Chesser • Professor Chris Moran, National Clinical Director for Trauma for NHS England Session outline • Professor Chris Moran, National Clinical Director for Trauma for NHS England - England and the Major Trauma Network – where are we now?

• Professor Belinda Gabbe, Head of the Pre-hospital, Emergency and Trauma Research Unit, Monash University - The future of trauma networks – what can we do?

• Mike Reed, Clinical Lead for Quality, Northumbria Healthcare - Training in Trauma – What’s changed?

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Staying Safe in Spine 10:30 – 12:00 Meeting Room 11 Co-Chairs • Iqroop Chopra • Athanasios Tsirikos Session outline • Khitish Mohanty - Acute lower back pain and SI Joint Dysfunction • Athanasios Tsirikos - Spinal pain and deformity in children • Robert Crawford - Spinal infections • Charles Greenough - Spinal MDTs and regional spinal networks Discussion with Q&A

BOA Congress 2015 Wednesday 16th September President’s Guest Lecture 12:00 – 12:30 Main Auditorium Chair • Colin Howie, BOA President Speaker • Professor Stefan Lohmander, MD PhD Senior Professor, Lund University - Sustainable Orthopaedics, Evidence and Ethics Robert Jones Lecture 13:30 – 14:00 Main Auditorium Chair • Clare Marx, President, Royal College of Surgeons of England Speaker • Professor Keith Willett - If it’s about quality and cost; Let clinicians design healthcare T&O Surgery after the General Election 14:10 – 15:40 Main Auditorium Chair • Professor Colin Howie, BOA President - Opening remarks and introduction Session outline • Clare Marx, President, Royal College of Surgeons of England - The Royal College’s Political priorities • Philip Mitchell, BOA Council Member and Board Member, ARMA - An MSK perspective on the Politics affecting T&O • David Sissling, Chief Executive, Kettering Hospital NHS Trust - A perspective from the NHS Acute Sector • Paul Manning, Clinical Chairman, Circle - Transforming services and the politics of change • Nishan Sunthares, Chief Operating Officer, ABHI - What the next 5-10 years holds for the medical technology industry • Mustafa Rashid, BOTA President - View from BOTA

• Angela Smith MP, Labour Party - Current health priorities for this Parliament • Weng Ang, Lay Member, BOA Patient Liaison Group - A Patient Perspective on the Political Landscape Discussion with Q&A Adrian Henry Lecture 14:10 – 14:55 Meeting Room 3A Chair • Richard Parkinson Speaker • Dr Tony Rhorer, Orthopaedic Surgeon, Scottsdale Arizona, USA - Fractures around the Knee BASK Revalidation 14:55 – 15:40 Meeting Room 3A BASK Revalidation; Enhanced recovery programme Chair • Richard Parkinson Faculty • David Johnson • David Houlihan-Burne • Will Jackson Medico-Legal; MedCo and the MoJ: Whiplash Reporting 2015 14:10 – 15:40 Meeting Room 3B Chair • Mike Foy, Chair, BOA Medico-Legal Committee Session outline • Lorraine Rogerson, Chair, MedCo Registration Solutions - MedCo position • Deborah Evans, Chief Executive, Association of Personal Injury Lawyers - Solicitors position • David Teanby - Orthopaedic position Discussion with Q&A

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Wednesday 16th September Staying Safe in Spine; Boot Camp 14:10 – 15:40 Meeting Room 11 Please note places are limited. The 14:10 session will be repeated at 16:10 Co-Chairs • Iqroop Chopra • Athanasios Tsirikos Session outline • Debashish Pal - Ankylosing Spondylitis • Athanasios Tsirikos - T he Painful Spine in children and adolescents • Stuart Blagg - A&E and Ward management of unstable spine • Harshad Dabke - Spinal infection • T Muthukumar - Radiological intervention in acute spinal conditions • Khitish Mohanty - Differentiating spinal / local causes of limb pain • Bob Chatterjee - Halo Application and management and acute management of upper C-Spine fractures • Robert Crawford -A cute management of thoracolumbar fractures • Mel Grainger - Acute management of Metastatic Spinal disease Planning for life after Work 16:10 – 17:40 Main Auditorium Chair • Simon Appleyard -A rea manager, Wesleyan Session outline • About Wesleyan – who we are • How recent changes to the NHSPS could affect your pension • What is the Career Average Scheme?

• How to increase your pension benefits in the 2015 Scheme

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• Alternative ways of saving for retirement • Why it is important to get advice Discussion with Q&A BASK Revalidation; Acute knee injuries 16:10 – 17:40 Meeting Room 3A Chair • Colin Esler Session outline • Sanjeev Anand - Assessment • Adil Ajuied - Meniscus injuries - Meniscal preservation • Leela Biant - Osteochondral injuries • Andrew Porteous - Knee dislocations Discussion with Q&A Medico-Legal; Montgomery Ruling: Changes in consent law in the United Kingdom 2015 16:10 – 17:40 Meeting Room 3B Chair • Mike Foy, Chair, BOA Medico-Legal Committee Session outline • Giles Eyre, Barrister - Legal position • Peter Worlock - The Orthopaedic position Discussion with Q&A Toward the perfect consultation – making it work for patient and clinician 16:10 – 17:40 Meeting Room 4 Chair • Judith Fitch, Chair, BOA Patient Liaison Group Faculty • Kate Roxburgh, Lay Member, BOA Patient Liaison Group

BOA Congress 2015 Wednesday 16th September • Josephine Fox, Lay Member, BOA Patient Liaison Group, Nurse Director, BoneSmart Knee and Hip Replacement Patient Advocacy and Online Community • Philip Mitchell, Clinical Vice Chair, BOA Patient Liaison Group, Board Member, ARMA • Nilesh Makwana, Clinical Member, BOA Patient Liaison Group, Chair, Welsh National Specialist Advisory Group (NSAG) • Caroline Kendrick, Lead nurse for pre-assessment, South West London Elective Orthopaedic Centre • Jon Tose, General Practitioner South Tyneside, GP Clinical Director NHS South Tyneside CCG and Clinical Lead NHS Trafford CCG Session outline • Making Good Decisions in Collaboration • Compare the consultation – the good and bad experiences • The perfect consultation, a clinical view • The perfect consultation, a patient’s view - Open discussion – second opinions • What to take away, patient information - what works?

Discussion with Q&A Staying Safe in Spine; Boot Camp 16:10 – 17:40 Meeting Room 11 Please note places are limited Co-Chairs • Iqroop Chopra • Athanasios Tsirikos Session outline • Debashish Pal - Ankylosing Spondylitis • Athanasios Tsirikos - T he Painful Spine in children and adolescents • Stuart Blagg - A&E and Ward management of unstable spine • Harshad Dabke - Spinal infection • T Muthukumar - Radiological intervention in acute spinal conditions • Khitish Mohanty - Differentiating spinal / local causes of limb pain • Bob Chatterjee

- Halo Application and management and acute management of upper C-Spine fractures • Robert Crawford -A cute management of thoracolumbar fractures • Mel Grainger - Acute management of Metastatic Spinal disease BOTA; What does good Orthopaedic training look like?

A local, regional and national perspective 16:10 – 17:40 Meeting Room 12 Chair • Mustafa Rashid, BOTA President Faculty • Mustafa Rashid, BOTA President • Simon Fleming, BOTA Vice President • David Large, Chairman SAC for T&O UK and Ireland • Mike Reed, BOTA 2015 Training Programme Director of the Year • Niall Eames, BOTA 2015 Trainer of the Year Session outline Working from a local level and building up to a national scale, panel members will describe common training issues and, using examples, illustrate how these challenges were overcome. Focus will be placed on novel and innovative solutions to tackling common training issues.

• Niall Eames, BOTA 2015 Trainer of the Year - Examples of how excellent training opportunities can be cultivated alongside service commitments in the NHS at a local level • Mike Reed, BOTA 2015 Training Programme Director of the Year - Insights on how TPDs have improved aspects of their own training programmes, for example dealing with poorly performing training posts, improving access to simulation training, and projects aimed at supporting trainees sitting the FRCS • David Large, Chairman SAC for T&O UK and Ireland - A national perspective regarding a number of issues including CCT guidelines, indicative numbers, OOPTs and final ST8 ARCPs Discussion with Q&A

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Thursday 17th September Main Auditorium

Meeting Room 3A

07:15 08:30 - 10:00

Meeting Room 4

Trauma Revalidation; This is important, this is new!

Foot and Ankle Free Papers

Regional Advisers and Clinical Champions; Influencing commissioning

Trauma Revalidation; Fix or replace - Proximal humerus, distal humerus, acetabular and distal femoral fractures

BOFAS Revalidation

Top tips for improving quality in T&O

Sports Free Papers

12:30 - 12:45

Awards and Prizes for 2015

12:45 - 13:45

AGM

13:45 - 14:35

LUNCH (Posters and Exhibition, lower level)

14:35 - 15:00

President's Handover

15:00 - 15:10

BLRS Revalidation/Free Papers

Shoulder and Elbow Free Papers

WOC including Free Papers

Generics in orthopaedics; Has the time come?Â

Audit & Management Free Papers

"Interlude - before afternoon Sessions"

15:10 - 16:40 Trauma Revalidation; Practical approaches

Naughton Dunn Lecture ---------------------Kevin Black, AOA; Health Systems Education for Orthopaedic Residents

16:40 - 17:00

IOS (UK) Indian Summer; An update from the East

CAOS Revalidation; Ethics and Results in Computer Assisted Knee Arthroplasty

TEA (Galleria Area) Trauma Revalidation; Tips and tricks

Pain Medicine Demystified

IOS (UK) Indian Summer; An update from the East

Spines Free Papers

18:00 - 19:30

ABC Fellows Reception (by Invitation ONLY)

19:30 - 23:00

IOS (UK) Indian Summer Dinner

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BESS Revalidation

COFFEE (Posters and Exhibition, lower level)

The Sir Walter Mercer Lecture

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Meeting Room 12

BOSTAA Instructional

12:00 - 12:30

17:00 - 18:00

Meeting Room 11

Registration Opens

10:00 - 10:30 10:30 - 12:00

Meeting Room 3B

ARMA; MSK clinical networks: building the future of MSK care

BOA Congress 2015 Xxxxxx 17th September Thursday Trauma Revalidation - This is important, this is new!

08:30 – 10:00 Main Auditorium Chair • Professor Chris Moran, National Clinical Director for Trauma for NHS England - This is important, this is new!

Session outline • Bob Handley - Welcome – OTS and trauma delivery • Alan Johnstone - Compartment syndrome • Pete Bates - Pelvic fractures: clot stabilisation • Mike Kelly - Open Fractures – a practical guide • Professor Chris Moran, National Clinical Director for Trauma for NHS England - Rib fractures • Will Eardley - Measuring trauma performance Discussion with Q&A Foot and Ankle Free Papers 08:30 – 10:00 Meeting Room 3A Chair • Matthew Solan, Chair, BOFAS Scientific Committee Regional Advisers and Clinical Champions; Influencing commissioning 08:30 – 10:00 Meeting Room 3B Chair • Grey Giddins Session outline • Don McBride, BOA Honorary Treasurer - The role and importance of commissioning including the successes in the NEW Devon and Coastal West Sussex

• Timothy Wilton, BOA Vice President - Commissioning Guidance documents • Rob Gregory - A network approach • Speaker TBC - The CCG perspective Audience experience Discussion with Q&A BOSTAA Instructional 08:30 – 10:00 Meeting Room 4 Co-Chairs • Simon Roberts - Introduction • Professor Fares Haddad Session outline • Sam Oussedik - Isolated ACL Rupture: Repair or Conservative • Andy Williams - Multiligament injury • Simon Donell - Patellar Dislocation • Mike McNicholas - Meniscal Repair • Peter Schranz - Osteochondral Fractures Discussion with Q&A BESS Revalidation 08:30 – 10:00 Meeting Room 11 Chair • Martin Holt, Chair, BESS Education Committee Session outline • David Clark - Radial Head Fractures; when to operate?

• Tom Lawrence - Elbow instability and terrible triad injuries • Amjid Ali - Complex Monteggia fracture dislocations in adults

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Xxxxxx 17th September Thursday BLRS Revalidation/Free Papers

BOFAS Revalidation

08:30 – 10:00 Meeting Room 12 Co-Chairs • Durai Nayagam • Badri Narayan Session outline Free Papers The Infected ORIF: suppress, revise or refer?

• Deepa Bose - Is it infected? How can I tell?

• Dr Jonathan Folb - The spectrum of infection, and the role of antibiotics • Bob Handley - One stage versus two stage revision • Professor Hamish Simpson - Resection and external fixation Discussion with Q&A

10:30 – 12:00 Meeting Room 3A Chair • Chris Blundell, Chair, BOFAS Education Committee Session outline • Hiro Tanaka - Clinical assessment of hallux valgus • Fred Robinson - What osteotomy and why?

• Anthony Perera - Fact or fiction – a review of the evidence • Mark Davies - Management of surgical complications Discussion with Q&A • James Ritchie - Ships, Splints and Bone Setters; Liverpool and the birth of British Orthopaedics

Trauma Revalidation – Fix or replace - Proximal humerus, distal humerus, acetabular and distal femoral fractures

Top Tips for Improving Quality in T&O

10:30 – 12:00 Main Auditorium Chair • Nigel Rossiter, Immediate Past President, Orthopaedic Trauma Society Session outline Series of short debates on fix or replace in selected proximal humerus, distal humerus, acetabular and distal femoral fractures.

• Andy Murphy and Steve Aldridge - Proximal humerus – fix or replace • Andy Gray and Rouin Amirfeyz - Distal humerus – fix or replace • Paul Culpan and Tony Ward - Acetabulum – fix or replace?

• Iain Stevenson and Alan Norrish - Distal femur – fix or replace?

Presentation of draft guidelines to the audience for Proximal humerus, Distal humerus, Acetabulum and Distal femur.

Discussion with Q&A

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10:30 – 12:00 Meeting Room 3B Chair • Mike Reed, Clinical Lead for Quality, Northumbria Healthcare Faculty • Annie Laverty, Director of Quality and Patient Experience, Northumbria Healthcare Session outline A practical workshop to understand: - The research on improving clinical systems - The barriers encountered when improving quality – 10 key challenges to anticipate - Top tips for measuring and improving quality with examples from trauma and orthopaedics Sports Free Papers 10:30 – 12:00 Meeting Room 4 Co-Chairs • Michael Dobson • Panos Thomas

BOA Congress 2015 Xxxxxx 17th September Thursday Session outline • Santosh Vencatchalam - BOSTAA Fellowship report Free Papers Shoulder and Elbow Free Papers 10:30 – 12:00 Meeting Room 11 Chair • Martin Holt, Chair, BESS Education Committee WOC (including free papers) 10:30 – 12:00 Meeting Room 12 Co-Chairs • Deepa Bose • Steve Mannion Session outline • Professor Geoffrey Walker - Valediction for Ron Huckstep • Professor Chris Lavy - Lancet report on global surgery • C. Chandrasekar - Management of sarcomas in low/middle income countries • Karin Diaconu, Doctoral Researcher and Advaith Gummaraju, BMedSCi Student - Adoption of the SIGN intramedullary nail in Tanzania and the economics of femur fracture care in African health care Free Papers Discussion with Q&A The Sir Walter Mercer Lecture 12:00 – 12:30 Main Auditorium Chair • David Large, Chairman SAC for T&O UK and Ireland Speaker • Professor W Angus Wallace

- A life time experience of repairing joint ligaments with artificial augmentation at the shoulder, sternoclavicular joint, elbow and ankle Awards and Prizes 12:30 – 12:45 Main Auditorium Chair • David Limb, BOA Education Board Chair and BOA Honorary Secretary Speaker • Professor Colin Howie, BOA President AGM 12:45 – 13:45 Main Auditorium President’s Handover 14:35 – 15:00 Main Auditorium Co-Chairs • Professor Colin Howie, BOA President • Timothy Wilton, BOA Vice President Trauma Revalidation - Practical approaches 15:10 – 16:40 Main Auditorium Chair • Tim Chesser Session outline • Mark Crowther - Shoulders and clavicles • Shiva Gopal - Wrist fractures • Tim Chesser - Hip fractures – update • Tim White - Ankle fractures Discussion with Q&A

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Xxxxxx 17th September Thursday Naughton Dunn Lecture 15:10 – 15:55 Meeting Room 3A Chair • Chris Blundell, Chair, BOFAS Education Committee Speaker • Kartik Hariharan - Of Fossils and Feet: An Anthropological story of the Human Foot Kevin Black, AOA; Health Systems Education for Orthopaedic Residents 15:55 – 16:40 Meeting Room 3A Chair • David Limb, BOA Education Board Chair and BOA Honorary Secretary Speaker • Dr Kevin Black, President, American Orthopaedic Association - Health Systems Education for Orthopaedic Residents IOS (UK) Indian Summer; An update from the East 15:10 – 16:40 Meeting Room 3B Co-Chairs • Venu Kavarthapu, Immediate Past President IOS (UK) • Nikhil Shaw Session outline • Venu Kavarthapu, Immediate Past President IOS (UK) - Welcome Address • Professor Ajay Puri - Extending the Frontiers of Orthopaedic Oncology – Geographically and Surgically • Professor C J Thakkar - The Pelvic-Acetabular Puzzle – creation from comminution • Professor Anil Jain - Tuberculosis of spine revisited – clinical research to treatment guidelines Discussion

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CAOS Revalidation; Ethics and results in computer assisted knee arthroplasty 15:10 – 16:40 Meeting Room 4 Chair • Robin Strachan, President, CAOS UK Faculty • Professor William Macaulay • Professor Richard De Steiger • Dinesh Nathwani, Executive Officer, CAOS UK • Frederic Picard, Past President, CAOS UK • Alberto Gregori Session outline • Alberto Gregori - The Ethical Implications of Recent Innovations in Knee Arthroplasty • Professor William B Macaulay - Imageless Navigation in Computer Assisted Surgery in TKA provides superior short term Functional Outcome: A Metanalysis • Professor Richard De Steiger - Computer Navigation for TKA reduces revision rate for patients less than 65 years of age Discussion with Q&A Generics in Orthopaedics; Has the time come?

15:10 – 16:40 Meeting Room 11 Co-Chairs • Professor Fares Haddad • John Skinner Faculty • Chris Tulloch • Matthew Porteous • Professor Justin Cobb • Jonathan Howell • Paul Mosely, Outgoing Chair, ABHI Orthopaedics SIS - Back to the future?

BOA Congress 2015 Xxxxxx 17th September Thursday Session outline Debate followed by panel discussion on the introduction and evaluation of new products, and how the UK is leading the way in evaluation of new implants.

Discussion with Q&A Audit & Management Free Papers 15:10 – 16:40 Meeting Room 12 Chair • Ian McNab, BOA Council Trauma Revalidation – Tips and Tricks 17:00 – 18:00 Main Auditorium Chair • Ian Winson Session outline • Mark Crowther - Shoulder and clavicle • Adam C Watts - Elbow • Shiva Gopal - Wrists • Tim Chesser - Proximal femur • Pete Hull - Distal femur • Tim White - Tibial top and tail • Ian Winson - Ankle and foot (bath time!)

• Mike Kelly - Head to toe tour Discussion with Q&A • Bob Handley - Closing remarks

Pain Medicine Demystified!

17:00 – 18:00 Meeting Room 3A Chair • Dr Barry Miller, Chair of the Faculty of Pain Medicine Training and Assessment Committee and Board Member Session outline “Pain Medicine Demystified!”

• Dr Manohar Sharma - Treatment Continuum in Pain Medicine • Dr Barry Miller, Chair of the Faculty of Pain Medicine Training and Assessment Committee and Board Member - When to refer to Pain Medicine “What is the evidence?”

• Dr Shyam Balasubramanian - Pharmacotherapy • Dr Sanjeeva Gupta, Educational Meetings Advisor, Faculty of Pain Medicine - Spinal interventions • Dr Paul Wilkinson - Pain management programme Discussion with Q&A IOS (UK) Indian Summer; An update from the East 17:00 – 18:00 Meeting Room 3B Co-Chairs • Anand Arya, President IOS (UK) • Bijay Singh Session outline • Dr KH Sancheti - The Indus total knee replacement – an indigenous solution for knee arthritis in India • Dr Pichai Suryanarayan - Two decades of revision surgeries of the hip – the tips and tricks Discussion • Anand Arya, President IOS (UK) - Closing remarks

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Xxxxxx 17th September Thursday Spines Free Papers 17:00 – 18:00 Meeting Room 4 Co-Chairs • Alistair Stirling • Robert Crawford ARMA; MSK clinical networks: building the future of MSK care 17:00 – 18:00 Meeting Room 11 Chair • Federico Moscogiuri, CEO, ARMA Faculty • Professor Peter Kay, MSK National Clinical Director, NHS England • Dr Ollie Hart, GPwSI and MSK Clinical Lead Sheffield CCG • Professor Colin Howie, BOA President Session outline • Understanding the “lay of the land” for MSK in the NHS in England • How the MSK clinical networks projects is aiming to shape it • What it means for Orthopaedics • How you can be involved in taking things forward in your locality in the ways discussed Discussion with Q&A

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BOA Congress 2015 Xxxxxx18th September Friday Meeting Room 3A

Meeting Room 3B

07:15

Good Clinical Practice Training

Non-Technical Skills - RCSEd

10:00 - 10:30

Meeting Room 12

Clinical Exam Course (Pre-registration only)

TOCS and TOES (Pre-registration only)

Clinical Exam Course (Pre-registration only)

TOCS and TOES (Pre-registration only)

Medical Students' Session (Pre-registration only)

Clinical Exam Course (Pre-registration only)

TOCS and TOES (Pre-registration only)

Medical Students' Session (Pre-registration only)

Clinical Exam Course (Pre-registration only)

TOCS and TOES (Pre-registration only)

Medical Students' Session (Pre-registration only) COFFEE (lower level)

10:30 - 12:00 Good Clinical Practice Training

Non-Technical Skills - RCSEd

12:00 - 13:00

14:30 - 16:00

Meeting Room 11

Registration Opens

08:30 - 10:00

13:00 - 14:30

Meeting Room 4

Medical Students' Session (Pre-registration only) LUNCH (lower level)

Incorporating professionalism teaching within a T&O training programme

CLOSE

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Friday Xxxxxx18th September Good Clinical Practice Training

Medical Students’ Session (Pre-Registration only)

08:30 – 10:00 Meeting Room 3A Please note this is a repeat session - delegates need only attend one Chair • Gareth Hayes, GCP Consultant and Co-editor of the Journal of Clinical Research and GCP Session outline This session is essential to everyone who is actively involved in the clinical research arena or who is planning to do research and requires GCP certification to continue. It will provide all the latest information on the new regulations, particularly regarding Statutory Instruments, additional requirements for informed consent and the importance of the quality management systems and the audit/inspection process. The session will finish on an update to the revised Declaration of Helsinki (2013) and the planned European Regulation (2016). The session uses a blend of trainer input and group exercise. All attendees will receive certification.

08:30 – 16:00 Meeting Room 4 Please note session begins at 09:30 Chair • Duncan Tennent, BOA Education Committee Session outline • Duncan Tennent - Future patient demand for Orthopaedics - Size of the Profession and the scope of T&O practice • Osmond Thomas - Introduction to orthopaedic clinical examination • James Fernandes - Upper limb examination techniques • Ian Braithwaite - Spine examination • Irwin Lasrado - Lower limb examination techniques • Zoë Little - How to get on to a training course • Jowan Penn-Barwell - Military orthopaedics • Ciara Stevenson - Orthopaedic surgery... is it a man’s job?

• Magnus Arnander - How to get a paper published • Duncan Tennent - Summary and close

Non-Technical Skills - RCSEd 08:30 – 12:00 Meeting Room 3B Chair • Simon Paterson-Brown, Consultant General and Upper GI Surgeon, Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, Chairman, Patient Safety Board RCSEd Session outline This is a three hour workshop discussing, demonstrating and using the NOTSS taxonomy for observing surgeons’ non-technical skills in the operating room. The role of human factors and non-technical skills in adverse events will be explored along with how better non-technical skills can reduce errors and improve performance. The workshop will involve lectures, video scenarios, interactive group discussions and audience response systems.

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Clinical Exam Course (Pre-Registration only) 08:30 – 16:00 Meeting Room 11 Chair • Fazal Ali Faculty • Ian Braithwaite • Irwin Lasrado • James Fernandes • Osmond Thomas • Paul Banaszkiewicz • Paul Haslam

BOA Congress 2015 Xxxxxx18th September Friday • Stanley Jones • Shantanu Shahane • Ben Gooding • Joe Garcia • John Wright Session outline Lectures • Paul Banaszkiewicz - Clinical Examination of the Hip • Paul Haslam - Clinical Examination of the Knee • Stanley Jones - Clinical Examination of the Foot and Ankle • Fazal Ali - Clinical Examination of the Spine • Shantanu Shahane - Clinical Examination of the Shoulder • Ben Gooding - Clinical Examination of the Elbow • Joe Garcia - Clinical Examination of the Hand and Wrist • John Wright - Clinical Examination of the Peripheral nerves of the upper limb Practical stations; Participants rotate in groups (based on experience) through stations every 20-25 minutes Stations: Hip, Knee, Foot and Ankle, Spine, Shoulder and Elbow, Hand and Wrist and Peripheral nerves TOCS and TOES (Pre-Registration only) 08:30 – 16:00 Meeting Room 12 Chair • Lisa Hadfield-Law, BOA Education Advisor Session outline • Principles of effective surgical assessment • Providing effective feedback • Getting the most from the T&O curriculum • Maximising ISCP workplace based assessments • Agreeing a learning plan • Challenges facing trainers

Good Clinical Practice Training 10:30 – 12:00 Meeting Room 3A Please note this is a repeat session - delegates need only attend one Chair • Gareth Hayes, GCP Consultant & Co-editor of the Journal of Clinical Research and GCP Session outline This session is essential to everyone who is actively involved in the clinical research arena or who is planning to do research and requires GCP certification to continue. It will provide all the latest information on the new regulations, particularly regarding Statutory Instruments, additional requirements for informed consent and the importance of the quality management systems and the audit/inspection process. The session will finish on an update to the revised Declaration of Helsinki (2013) and the planned European Regulation (2016). The session uses a blend of trainer input and group exercise. All attendees will receive certification.

Incorporating professionalism teaching within a T&O training programme 13:00 – 14:30 Meeting Room 3B Chair • Bill Ryan - Introduction Session outline • Steve Bale - The shape of training across the UK • David Johnson - Evolution of a teaching programme • Phil Turner, Chair, BOA Training Standards Committee - Professionalism – what the curriculum says • Aqeel Bhutta - Development of professionalism module • Bill Ryan - Embedding professionalism into the training programme • David Johnson - Assessing the training/teaching programme Discussion with Q&A

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Exhibition Floor Plan - lower level

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BOA Congress 2015 Exhibitors Company Stand

Company Stand

3B Scientific Ltd Acumed Ltd Adler Ortho UK Ltd Amplitude Clinical Outcomes AOUK AposTherapy Arthrex Ltd Bauerfeind UK B Braun Medical Ltd Biocomposites Ltd Bioventus Cooperatief U.A. Bone & Joint Journal, The BPMpro British Orthopaedic Association Carestream Cavendish Imaging CelgenTek CeramTec GmbH C J Coleman ConvaTec Ltd Corin Ltd Crowther Ballantyne Associates Ltd DePuy Synthes Companies of Johnson & Johnson EIDO Healthcare Episurf Medical AB Exactech Firstkind Ltd Freelance Surgical Limited GaitSmart Game Ready UK Healthcare Business Solutions Healthcode Ltd Heraeus Medical GmbH Hospital Innovations Ideal Med Interact Medical Intrapharm Laboratories Ltd Jeil Medical Corporation JRI Orthopaedics Ltd Karl Storz Endoscopy UK Ltd Lima Corporate Mathys Orthopaedics Ltd MatOrtho Ltd Medacta UK Medartis Ltd MeDe Innovation (EPSRC Centre for Innovative Manufacturing in Medical Devices)

Medical Billing & Collection 25 Medical Defence Union, The 81 Medtech Search Associates 94 National Hip Fracture Database (NHFD) 77 National Joint Registry (NJR) 8 NHS Blood and Transplant 38 NHS Supply Chain 21 Omega Surgical Instruments Ltd 86 Onbone Oy 80 OrthoD 56 Orthofix Ltd 36 Orthopaedic Research UK 16 Orthopaedics Today Europe and Healio.com by SLACK Incorporated 59 OTSIS – Orthopaedic and Trauma Specialists Indemnity Scheme 27 PPM Software Ltd 83 Premium Medical Protection Ltd 53 R&D Surgical Ltd 44 Ramsay Health Care UK 65 Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, The 100A Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, The 17 Royal College of Surgeons of England, The 85 SATO UK Ltd 83A Sawbones Europe 28 Sectra 45 SEMPRIS 50 SOBI - Swedish Orphan Biovitrum Ltd 9 Spierings Orthopaedics B.V. 73A St. James’s Place Wealth Management 46 Stanmore Implants 32 Stichting Joined Orthopaedic Innovators 73B Stryker 30 & 88 Sybermedica Ltd 24 Symbios UK 76 Syncera from Smith & Nephew 98 Timesco Healthcare Ltd 64 Trust Health Ltd 46A Vertec Scientific Ltd 91 VirtaMed AG 72 Visit Belfast 101 Wesleyan Assurance Society 49 Wisepress Medical Bookshop 95 Wright Medical 35 X-Bolt Orthopaedics 7 Zimmer Biomet 1, 2 & 33

100 34 48 70 37 23 10 63 68 69 43 26 67 102 19 84A 60 54 29 55 5 41 22 20 47 73 79 11 71 58 39 49A 57 31 48 75 87 61 16 99 3 84 6 4 74 18

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Xxxxxx Exhibitors 3B Scientific Ltd

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Adler Ortho UK Ltd

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Suite 1, Formal House, Oldmixon Crescent, Weston-super-Mare, BS24 9AY 01934 425333 www.3bscientific.co.uk

Unit A2 Beech House, Oaklands Office Park, Hooton, Cheshire, CH66 7NZ 0151 329 0427 info@adlerorthouk.com www.adlerortho.com

3B Scientific® is represented in approximately 100 countries worldwide in the Educational and Medical sectors. Our product line includes ORTHOBONES®, simulated bone models that are as close to real bone as possible. Other areas of speciality are medical simulators, injection trainers, artificial skeletons, torsos and anatomical models. The quality of 3B Scientific® Products has officially been certified according to DIN EN ISO 9001:2008. This approach of Quality Management underlines our belief in product improvement and customer orientation.

Adler UK is a subsidiary of Adler Ortho SRL, a privately owned Italian company, specialising in the design, manufacture, marketing of orthopaedic implants.

Acumed Ltd

Adler was the first orthopaedic company to employ powder manufacturing technology in orthopaedics, allowing the production of complex 3D shapes and providing an ideal porous structure to enhance biological integration. A full product range of acetabular cups, knees and custom implants using this innovative technology is available.

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Huebner House, The Fairground, Weyhill, Hampshire, SP11 0QN 01264 774450 customerservices@acumed.uk.com www.acumed.net

Acumed is a global leader in developing innovative orthopaedic and medical solutions to improve patient care. Acumed has more than two decades of experience in the orthopaedic industry, staying true to the Acumed mission of aiding the afflicted through the ingenuity of our minds, the labour of our hands and the compassion of our hearts.

Acumed delivers industry leading medical implants alongside an extensive medical professional education programme dedicated to improving patient outcome in surgery.

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Amplitude Clinical Outcomes

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Greenbank House, Galton Way, Droitwich, WR9 7ER 0333 014 6363 lauren.keer@amplitude-clinical.com www.amplitude-clinical.com

Amplitude Clinical Outcomes provides ‘Clinician Controlled Patient Outcomes’. The software is intuitive and fully automated so that clinician intervention is minimal other than to validate the diagnosis and the procedure.

Amplitude manages six orthopaedic registries and supports thousands of outcomes programmes for clinicians, hospitals and clinical societies across the UK and Europe. Amplitude’s software simplicity results in high patient compliance, engaged clinical users and volumes of validated data never before possible.

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Arthrex Ltd

3rd Floor, Marlborough House, York Business Park, York, YO26 6RW 01904 787767 aouki1@btconnect.com www.aouk.org

Unit 5, 3 Smithywood Drive, Sheffield, S35 1QN 0114 2329180 Rosalyn.barber@arthrex.co.uk www.arthrex.com

The AO Foundation is a charitable organisation, which is dedicated to the promotion of excellence in surgery of musculoskeletal trauma.

AOUK is the Anglo-Irish section of the Foundation and delivers nonprofit making courses in the UK and Ireland to train young surgeons and operating room personnel in the theory and practice of trauma surgery.

Membership of AOUK consists of a group of established surgeons and ORPs who freely give their time to teach on the many courses.

AposTherapy

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344-354 Grays Inn Road, London, WC1X 8BP www.apostherapy.co.uk

AposTherapy® treatment is a non-invasive, personalised treatment for musculoskeletal conditions that is delivered by chartered physiotherapists that are certified in the treatment.

AposTherapy® treatment is based on a foot-worn biomechanical system that is calibrated to the patient according to his/her condition and gait pattern. The treatment takes place as the patient walks in his/her workplace or home for a short time during their normal daily routine.

So far over 50,000 patients have been treated in the UK, Israel, Singapore and the US and AposTherapy® treatment is gradually establishing its place as an effective tool for the treatment of knee and back conditions.

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Arthrex has pioneered the field of arthroscopy and developed more than 8,000 innovative products and surgical procedures to advance minimally invasive orthopaedics worldwide. Medical Education is at the core of Arthrex’s foundations and our philosophy of “Helping surgeons treat their patients better” has not only shaped our principles and history but is guiding us into the future. Visit Arthrex at booth 10 for innovation, education and so much more.

Bauerfeind UK

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229 Bristol Road, Birmingham, B5 7UB 0121 446 5353 info@bauerfeind.co.uk www.bauerfeind.co.uk

Bauerfeind’s 80 years of expertise offers the medical professional a wide range of quality products within the following fields: Orthopaedics, Phlebology and Foot Orthopaedics together with Image technology. Our orthopaedic products are used for the treatment of injuries, post-operative and degenerative change – for rapid recovery and mobilisation.

Eighty years ago, Bruno Bauerfeind combined entrepreneurship and social commitment by looking toward to the future and invested in the healthcare and sports market. Today Hans Bauerfeind continues building on that courage and determination, because great ideas stand the test of time.

Bauerfeind’s mission is to help people be active and live pain free.

Our goal is to partner decades of expertise in technology and manufacturing with innovation, for the amateur, professional and industrial athlete alike, with a proven range of products such as the GenuTrain, SofTec Genu, OmoTrain, MalleoTrain and ViscoSpot.

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Xxxxxx Exhibitors B Braun Medical Ltd

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Thorncliffe Park, Sheffield, S35 2PW 0114 225 9000 info.bbmuk@bbraun.com www.bbraun.co.uk

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Bioventus Cooperatief U.A. Taurusavenue 31, 2132 LS Hoofddorp, The Netherlands +31 2355 48849 international.events@bioventusglobal.com www.BioventusGlobal.com

B. Braun Medical Ltd is one of the world´s leading healthcare companies. Our global message – ‘Sharing Expertise’ – clearly identifies our philosophy of the transfer of knowledge. In 175 years of development, we have acquired a wealth of knowledge that we can share with those who bear the responsibility for healthcare and associated services. The Comprehensive Aesculap Orthopaedic portfolio is based on the introduction of innovative products and procedures to ensure an optimised clinical outcome.

Biocomposites Ltd

Bioventus Cooperatief U.A.

A Leader in Orthobiologics, A Trailblazer in Active Healing Bioventus is the recognized leader in bone stimulation devices, and among the leading distributors of osteoarthritis injection treatments.

Our active healing therapies work together with the body’s natural healing process, thereby shortening recovery time and potentially minimizing the overall cost of care. Our clinically proven solutions have helped many who suffer from fractures or osteoarthritic joint pain get their lives back on the right track.

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Keele Science Park, Keele, Staffordshire, ST5 5NL +44 (0) 1782 338 580 info@biocomposites.com www.biocomposites.com

The Bone & Joint Journal

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22 Buckingham Street, London, WC2N 6ET 0207 782 0010 information@boneandjoint.org.uk www.bjj.boneandjoint.org.uk

At Biocomposites, we are distinct in that our team of specialists is singularly focused on the development of innovative calcium compounds for surgical use.

With over 25 years’ experience and an unrivalled dedication to quality, the products we research, engineer and manufacture are at the forefront of calcium technology. Our innovative products range from bone grafts to matrices that elute supra-MIC levels of antibiotics at the site of infection.

Visit The Bone & Joint Journal (formerly JBJS Br) at booth #26 and if you are a BOA member, we can activate the online portion of your member benefit subscription to The Bone & Joint Journal and Bone & Joint360 quickly and easily.

Plus find out how to download the free Bone & Joint journals app for Apple and Android so you can read full-text articles on the go!

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BOA Congress 2015 Xxxxxx Exhibitors BPMpro 67 Cranog, Drove Road, Chilbolton, Hants. SO20 6AB 01264 861375 martin.gossling@bpmpro.co.uk www.bpmphysio.com

BPMphysio is the first body analysis tool to deliver cost-effective assessment of joint performance with live, accurate feedback from 20 key joint motion tests. With a clinically-proven accuracy of better than one degree, BPMphysio is being used by leading orthopedic surgeons and physios to provide patient centric feedback on recovery progress and for Evidence Based Outcome information. Now being used by the NHS as a Patient Pathway solution to monitor patients post surgery.

Carestream 19

One Park Lane, Hemel Hempsted, Herts, HP2 4YJ 01442 838864 jane.grimsley@carestream.com www.carestream.com

Carestream is a worldwide provider of medical imaging systems.

We are partnering with leading orthopaedic and sports medicine specialists to develop a new cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) three-dimensional medical imaging system for capturing orthopaedic images of patient extremities (knees, legs, feet, arms and hands). It is also being designed to provide weight-bearing images of knees, legs and feet which are difficult to obtain. (Investigational - not available for commercial sale).

Cavendish Imaging British Orthopaedic Association

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35-43 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London, WC2A 3PE 020 7405 6507 events@boa.ac.uk www.boa.ac.uk

The British Orthopaedic Association (BOA) is the Surgical Specialty Association for Trauma and Orthopaedics in the UK. We provide national leadership, a unifying focus, and charitable endeavour by Caring for Patients, Supporting Surgeons and Transforming Lives.

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109 Harley Street, London, W1G 6AN 0207 935 2777 londonoffice@cavendishimaging.com www.cavendishimaging.com

Cavendish Imaging has been providing specialist Cone Beam CT (CBCT) imaging and anatomical modelling services in London for more than 10 years. CBCT orthopaedic applications are new and very lowdose compared to conventional CT. CBCT is an effective diagnostic tool for the extremities for bone-related queries, such as non-unions, fractures, abnormalities. We are here for you to come and review our images and services: you could start saving your patients money and radiation dose today.

As a membership organisation we care for patients and support surgeons by focusing on excellence in; Professional Practice, Training and Education and Research. Meet the BOA staff at stand 102 and don’t forget to purchase the new BOA merchandise.

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Xxxxxx Exhibitors CelgenTek

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CelgenTek is an International Orthobiologics Implant company based in Ireland. We are committed to identifying and developing simple, targeted, effective and personalised medical technology products that change the lives of patients and provide innovative treatment solutions to healthcare professionals.

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CeramTec Platz 1–9, 73207 Plochingen, Germany www.biolox.com

Since 1974 more than eleven million ceramic BIOLOX® ball heads and BIOLOX® inserts have been used in total hip replacements. Surgeons all over the world put their faith in our pink colored BIOLOX®delta ceramics. The very color gives surgeons the certainty that they are using implants of the highest quality and reliability for their patients from CeramTec. BIOLOX®delta is the only ceramic with 10 years of successful clinical experience with more than five million implanted components.

Components from pink BIOLOX® material are also used in total knee replacements and shoulder implants which will be introduced in the near future. CeramTec GmbH, the global market leader for bioceramics in joint replacement, is also an internationally leading supplier of innovative technical ceramics for the electronics, telecommunications, automotive, medical, machinery, metal, electrical and chemical industries; developed, produced and distributed by 3,600 employees worldwide.

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155 Minories, Portsoken House, London EC3N 1BT +44 (0)20 7488 2211 andy.foley@cjcoleman.co.uk – 07747 624080 www.cjcoleman.com

Unit 4D, Western Business Park, Shannon, Co. Clare, Ireland + 353 61 475 050 pat.burke@celgentek.com www.celgentek.com

CeramTec GmbH

CJ Coleman

C J Coleman “CJC” is the affinity scheme broker for members of the British Orthopaedic Association with over 25 years experience in supplying indemnity defence coverage to healthcare professionals. A well regarded insurance broker in the international insurance market, CJC has the specialist knowledge to find competitive indemnity solutions. CJC works for Orthopaedic Professionals, sourcing insurance with secure ‘A’ rated insurers, supporting them into retirement with indemnity insurance, defensive insurance and 24/7 medico-legal advice.

ConvaTec Ltd First Avenue, Deeside Industrial Park, Deeside, Flintshire, CH5 2NU 01244 584333 www.convatec.com

Innovative wound care solutions from ConvaTec for post-operative wounds For over 30 years, ConvaTec Wound Therapeutics has consistently provided new and innovative wound care products in an ever-changing healthcare environment. Our extensive product range is designed to meet the needs of patients and healthcare professionals. Our mission is to continuously develop technologies that provide new answers to the NHS. Acknowledging that surgical incisions can present post-operative complications, AQUACEL ® Surgical cover dressing has been developed with this is mind.

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BOA Congress 2015 Xxxxxx Exhibitors Corin Ltd

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DePuy Synthes

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The Corinium Centre, Cirencester, Glos, GL7 1YJ 01285 658 966 info@coringroup.com www.coringroup.com

Johnson & Johnson Medical Ltd, St. Anthony’s Road, Beeston, Leeds, LS11 8DT (+44) 0113 387 3224 UKMarketing DEPT@its.jnj.com www.depuysynthes.com

As a leader in orthopaedic innovation, Corin has pioneered a number of landmark developments since its foundation and is proud to have been able to improve the quality of life of thousands of patients around the world through these groundbreaking products.

DePuy Synthes Companies of Johnson & Johnson is the largest, most innovative and comprehensive orthopaedic and neurological business in the world, built upon the strong legacies of two great companies We are a total solutions company. DePuy Synthes Companies offer an unparalleled breadth and depth of technology, devices, services and programs in the areas of joint reconstruction, trauma, spine, sports medicine, neurological, cranio-maxillofacial, power tools and biomaterials. Our broad array of inspired, innovative and high quality offerings help advance the health and wellbeing of people around the world.

Through continued investment in new technologies, new product development and a focused programme of surgeon education from the Corin Academy, Corin’s talented and dedicated team share a common commitment to deliver quality orthopaedic products and services to patients, surgeons and healthcare providers which exceed expectations and positively impact lives through Responsible Innovation.

Crowther Ballantyne Associates Ltd

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Northgate Business Centre, Newark on Trent, NG24 1EZ 01636 642830 gcrowther@cbassociates.co.uk www.cbasearch.com

The unmet needs in orthopaedic and neurological care are significant.

With insights from patients, physicians, providers, payors and policymakers to guide us, DePuy Synthes Companies are uniquely positioned to meet these needs and deliver life-changing medical innovation. At DePuy Synthes Companies, we aspire to be your partner of choice, delivering high standards of quality in everything we do.

EIDO Healthcare

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19-21 Main Street, Keyworth, Notts, NG12 5AA 0115 878 1000 info@eidohealthcare.com www.eidohealthcare.com Crowther Ballantyne Associates continue to be the recruitment company of choice for the orthopaedic market. Established in 1999 and responsible for developing many careers within this exhibition Gavin is always on hand to offer advice and guidance for anyone seeking a career move or an employer looking to expand their team.

Come along to stand 41 and talk to the most connected recruiter within Orthopaedics.

Endorsed by BADS, by the RCSEng, by the RCSEd, by the ASGBI, by the Plain English Campaign (and many others too!), nearly 50% of the acute NHS and over 80% of acute private UK hospitals are using EIDO Healthcare’s market leading informed consent library of patient information for surgery and medical procedures.

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Xxxxxx Exhibitors Episurf Medical AB

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Stora Skuggans Väg 11, 11545 Stockholm, Sweden +46 8 612 00 20 info@episurf.com

Episurf Medical is endeavoring to bring people with painful joint injuries a more active, healthier life through the availability of minimally invasive and personalized treatment alternatives. Episurf Medical’s Episealer® personalized endoprosthesis and Epiguide® surgical drill guides used for treating localized cartilage injury in joints following precise 3D modeling. Episurf Medical’s μiFidelity® system will enable endoprostheses to be cost-efficiently tailored to each individual’s unique injury for the optimal fit and minimal intervention.

Exactech 73 Grosvenor House, Prospect Hill, Redditch, B97 4DL 01527 591 555 07771 622 674 (Mobile - Eric Astoin) joanna.barrett@exac.co.uk/eric.astoin@exac.co.uk www.exac.co.uk

Firstkind Ltd

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Hawk House, Peregrine Business Park, Gomm Road, High Wycombe, Bucks, HP13 7DL 0845 2222 921 geko.support@firstkindmedical.com www.gekodevices.com

The geko™ device, powered by OnPulse™ neuromuscular electrostimulation technology, is clinically proven to increase blood circulation. NICE guidance (MTG19) supports the use of the geko™ device for people who have a high risk of VTE and for whom pharmacological or other mechanical methods of VTE prevention are impractical or contraindicated. The geko™ device stimulates the common peroneal nerve activating the calf and foot muscle pumps and increasing venous, arterial and microcirculatory blood flow.

Freelance Surgical Ltd

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Unit 7, Havyat Business Park, Havyat Road, Wrington, Somerset, BS40 5PA 0845 050 4147 Sales@freelance-surgical.co.uk www.freelance-surgical.co.uk

Exactech exists to improve the quality of life for individuals by maintaining their activity and independence. We do this through innovative ideas, high quality products, education, and commitment to service.

Exactech was created in 1985 by an Orthopaedic surgeon and has always had a very good understanding of the customers’ needs and an end-user’s perspective.

Its products are designed to meet the challenges faced every day in the operating theatre.

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Freelance Surgical is dedicated to providing high quality products without the premium that is often associated. The company has been the sole UK distributor for VBM Germany for over 20 years, and has established them as one of the leading surgical tourniquet brands in the UK. They provide an extensive range of tourniquet products including the increasingly popular disposable cuff helping to reduce the problem of cross-contamination. Competitive contracts are available offering numerous advantages for NHS Trusts and Private Hospitals.

Freelance Surgical are the Tourniquet Specialists for all your Tourniquet requirements and offer FREE training for ALL operating theatre staff.

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Healthcare Business Solutions

ETB Ltd, Codicote Innovation Centre, St. Albans Road, Codicote, Hertfordshire, SG4 8WH 01438 822822 info@etb.co.uk www.gaitsmart.com

Tudor Lodge, 9 Leicester Road, Hale, Altrincham, WA15 9PS 0845 619 0632 info@hbsuk.co.uk www.hbsuk.co.uk

It has previously been impossible to analyse the gait of patients as a routine in clinic. GaitSmart is a portable system which measures and displays gait kinematics, highlighting abnormalities.

Possibilities using this advance in technology are almost endless – in sports, following trauma or monitoring the outcome of arthroplasty.

GaitSmart can help with diagnosis and measures pre-operative joint kinematics. Post-operatively, or after trauma, it can be used to monitor progress, helping direct therapy and resource.

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HBS provide turnkey managed service solutions for clinicians and trusts • Establish & run your business (LLP or LC) • Alternatives to WLI • TRUST approved business models • CMA compliant solutions • CQC and Home Office Approvals • No initial fees No solution too small or large. We even build and run hospitals.

Game Ready UK

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Contact: Greg Pearce - Managing Director 07974564055 0845 2417920 gpearce@gameready.com www.gameready.co.uk

The Game Ready system delivers fully adjustable, continuous cold therapy and intermittent pneumatic compression to virtually every part of the body using the unique combination of the microprocessor driven Control Unit and the patented dual-action Anatomical Wraps featuring NASA spacesuit technology. Easy to use, portable, clinically safe with published evidence, the Game Ready system is increasingly being used in post-operative protocols across the UK to reduce levels of pain and swelling and improve surgical outcomes. Winner of the Sports Technology Award - Best Technology across Multiple Sports Medical and Health.

Healthcode Ltd

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Swan Court, Waterman’s Business Park, Kingsbury Crescent, StainesUpon-Thames, TW18 3BA 01784 263 150 custserv@healthcode.co.uk www.healthcode.co.uk

Healthcode is a leading provider of online practice management software and services to the private healthcare market. With an established secure online network, Healthcode is a truly multilocational system that is trusted by leading insurers, hospitals and private practices. As the Professional’s choice for practice management – Healthcode’s ePractice system is designed for private practices and is tailored to the needs of your practice. Whether you’re just starting out, or already established in private practice, it delivers high quality, cost effective, online practice management solutions, which allow you to expand your practice and spend more time on patient care.

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Xxxxxx Exhibitors Heraeus Medical GmbH

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Wehrheim, Germany 01635 760179 contact.medical@heraeus.com www.heraeus-medical.com

Ideal Med Ltd

A2 Beech House, Oaklands Business Park, Hooton Road, Hooton, Cheshire CH66 7NZ 0151 329 0427 sales@idealmed.co.uk www.idealmed.co.uk

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Heraeus Medical - Expertise in Infection Management Heraeus Medical concentrates on medical products for orthopaedic surgery and traumatology. As industry leader for bone cements, the company develops, produces, and markets biomaterials and accessories to make an essential contribution to improving surgical results in bone and joint surgery as well as infection management.

Hospital Innovations

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Concept House, Talbot Green Business Park, Pontyclun, Rhondda Cynon Taff, CF72 9FG 01443 719 555 customerservice@hospitalinnovations.co.uk www.hospitalinnovations.com

Since 2008, Hospital Innovations has been supplying a growing range of specialist products for use in orthopaedic and corrective surgery.

We are a Human Tissue Authority (HTA) licensed establishment, working in partnership with two of the world’s leading tissue banks.

We offer a comprehensive product portfolio for a vast and growing range of orthopaedic and surgical specialties. We have recently introduced a full hip and knee portfolio with outstanding heritage and global implementation.

Ideal Med offer innovative solutions in limb lengthening, complex deformity correction and fracture management through collaboration with our Surgeon partners.

We source and deliver leading technologies to facilitate effective management of congenital and acquired deformities and difficult to heal fractures in a challenging sector. Whether it’s the world’s first precision controlled intra-medullary magnetic lengthening system, Precice, our own range of Ilizarov-inspired fixators or faster fracture healing ultrasound, we have it covered.

Interact Medical

Metropolitan House, Building 900, 321 Avebury Boulevard, Milton Keynes, MK9 2GA 01908 357900 info@interactmedical.co.uk www.interactmedical.co.uk

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Interact Medical are an award winning framework approved recruitment agency that specialise in the placement of high calibre locum doctors into the NHS and private sector. Formed in 2006, Interact are positioned as one of the largest independently owned medical recruitment agencies in the UK, supplying over 1,000,000 hours to the NHS and private sector per annum.

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BOA Congress 2015 Xxxxxx Exhibitors Intrapharm Laboratories Ltd

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The Granary, The Courtyard Barns, Choke Lane, Cookham Dean, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 6PT 01628 771800 SunilS@intrapharmlabs.com www.intrapharmlabs.com

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18 Churchill Way, 35A Business Park, Chapeltown, Sheffield, S35 2PY 0114 257 3332 marketing@jri-ltd.co.uk www.jri-ltd.com

Intrapharm Laboratories are pleased to inform you that we have relaunched Triamcinolone Hexacetonide 20mg/ml (TH) suspension for injection (formerly known as Lederspan) as a UK licenced product and furthermore the product has been awarded hospital contract in England. TH is indicated for intra-articular, intra-synovial or perirarticul use in adults and adolesecents (JIA – intra-articular use only) for the symptomatic treatment of subsacute and chronic inflammatory diseases. We look forward to meeting you at our stand 87.

Jeil Medical Corporation

JRI Orthopaedics Ltd

JRI and ORUK invite you to visit stand 16 where we can introduce you to the exciting innovations in orthopaedics we have actively contributed to, over the last 30 years, since the first implantation of the Furlong Hydroxyapatite Ceramic coated total hip in 1985.

Through implant technology development and support of clinical research and clinician education programmes, JRI and ORUK continue to uphold the ethos of Mr Ronald Furlong, enhancing long term clinical outcomes for patients.

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702 Kolon Science Valley 2nd, 55, Digital-ro 34, Guro-gu, Seoul +8228503903 ethan@jeilmed.co.kr www.jeilmed.co.kr

Since 1990, Jeil Medical Corporation has steadily grown into one of leading company as a manufacturer of Orthodontic screw and Oral Maxilla Facial Fixation System. We have grown at a compound annual rate dramatically and have operated profitably for the last 20 years, because of its history of reliable product availability and high level customer satisfaction. Jeil Medical Corporation is one of the leaders in the highly specialized dental industry to achieve market recognition and reputation. “ We make smile “ is our slogan. Visit our web site for more information on how we can meet the customers’ needs and satisfaction.

Karl Storz Endoscopy (UK) Ltd

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415 Perth Avenue, Slough, SL1 4TQ 01753 503500 info-uk@karlstorz.com www.karlstorz.com

Karl Storz GmbH & Co. is the world’s premier surgical endoscopy company with an established and acknowledged reputation for producing the finest quality surgical endoscopes and accessories.

We offer a wealth of innovative solutions for Shoulder, Knee and Small Joint surgery. Sharing knowledge is our priority - initial and continued training of customers are inherent parts of our company philosophy.

Visit our stand to try out our brand new state-of-the art Virtual Reality Trainer.

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Xxxxxx Exhibitors Lima Corporate

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Woodside Industrial Park, Works Road, Letchworth Garden City, Herts, SG6 1LA 0844 332 0661 info@lima-uk.co.uk www.lima-uk.co.uk

Lima Corporate is a global medical device company providing reconstructive orthopaedic solutions to surgeons who face the challenges of improving their patient’s quality of life.

Lima Corporate designs, develops, manufactures and markets joint replacement and repair solutions that include large joint implants for hip and knee and systems for the restoration of the extremities focusing on disorders of the shoulder and traumatic injuries.

Mathys Orthopaedics Ltd

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Unit 6 Riverwey, Industrial Park, Newman Lane, Alton, GU34 2QL. 08450 580938 Info.uk@mathysmedical.com www.mathysmedical.com

For over 40 years, Mathys Ltd has dedicated itself to maintaining the mobility of human beings. The product portfolio of artificial joint replacements has brought us from being a small business to a worldwide active enterprise.

With you as an expert and experienced partner, Mathys develops innovative products and user friendly instruments. Your input, proven concepts and high quality Swiss standards in manufacturing and tradition are the guiding principles of this family owned company.

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MatOrtho Ltd 6

13 Mole Business Park, Randalls Road, Leatherhead, Surrey, KT22 7BA www.matortho.com

MatOrtho Ltd is a British medical device manufacturer based in Surrey which supplies internationally-recognised orthopaedic implant devices including the BOX® Total Ankle Replacement, the SAIPH® Knee System and the Medial Rotation Knee™ (MRK™). We are committed to innovation and focused on improving the quality of life of all patients who receive one of our devices. Our teams consistently monitor product performance and work alongside professionals to ensure the best outcome for both surgeon and patient.

Medacta International SA

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Strada Regina, CH-6874 Castel San Pietro - Switzerland +41 91 696 60 60 info@medacta.com www.medacta.com

Medacta® International is a Swiss company that develops, manufactures and distributes orthopaedic and neurosurgical medical devices worldwide. Responsible innovation and best-in-class education are key to the company’s success.

Medacta is a leader in Total Hip Replacement due to ‘AMIS®’ (Anterior Minimally Invasive Surgery) and in Total Knee Replacement via the ‘MyKnee’ (a Patient Matched Technology device). In 2014, Medacta ‘MySpine’ was awarded Best New Technology for posterior spine care.

BOA Congress 2015 Xxxxxx Exhibitors Medartis Ltd

17A St Christopher’s Way, Pride Park, Derby, Derbyshire, DE24 8JY, United Kingdom 01924 476 699 mai.widdowson@medartis.com www.medartis.com

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Connery House, Repton Place, Amersham, Buckinghamshire, HP7 9LP 07500859296 sbrignall@medbc.co.uk www.medbc.co.uk

Medartis is one of the leading manufacturers of medical devices for orthopaedic extremity trauma and cranio-maxillofacial surgery.

Medartis is committed to providing surgeons and operating theatre personnel with innovative titanium implants, instruments and a comprehensive service provision that represent advances in bone fixation and osteosynthesis and thus, patients’ quality of life. However, ambitious objectives can ultimately only be realized through the personal commitment and outstanding dedication of a highly qualified and motivated team.

MeDe Innovation (The EPSRC Centre for Innovative Manufacturing in Medical Devices)

Medical Billing & Collection

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c/o Institute of Medical and Biological Engineering, University of Leeds, Leeds, LS2 9JT 0113 34 30923 info@mede-innovation.ac.uk www.mede-innovation.ac.uk

Medical Billing and Collection work with many Orthopaedic Consultants who experience the following benefits • You benefit from bad debts of less than 0.5% • You benefit from an increase in net income by up to 25% • You benefit from just focusing on the medical side of the practice • You benefit from dealing with a company that has over 20 years’ experience in the market • You benefit from a service tailored to your needs with your own Account Manager

The Medical Defence Union

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One Canada Square, London E14 5GS 0800 716 376 membership@themdu.com www.themdu.com

The MDU is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to its members’ interests. We provide expert guidance, personal support and robust defence in addressing medico-legal issues, complaints and claims. We give high quality, specialised medico-legal advice, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

MeDe Innovation researches and develops advanced design and manufacturing methods for the Class III, musculoskeletal medical device sector. Through our research focus on the development of advanced methods of functionally stratified design and near-patient manufacture, we aim to deliver cost-effective processes to ensure that patients receive the right product – featuring an enhanced standard of reliability and performance - at the right time.

The Centre is a collaborative research project which brings together expertise from the universities of Leeds, Newcastle, Nottingham, Bradford and Sheffield.

Our team is led by doctors with real-life experience of the pressures and challenges doctor’s face in practice.

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Xxxxxx Exhibitors Medtech Search Associates

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Medtech Search Associates Ltd, Adamson House, Towers Business Park, Didsbury, Manchester, M20 2YY 0161 961 0111 aled@medtechsearch.co.uk www.medtechsearch.co.uk

We are an owner managed recruitment consultancy specialising in the search and selection of medical sales specialists. We have extensive contacts within the orthopaedic sector, and source candidates who have sold recon, trauma sports surgery and spinal products.

National Hip Fracture Database (NHFD)

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Royal College of Physicians, 11 St Andrews Place, Regent’s Park, London, NW1 4LE 0203 075 2395 nhfd@rcplondon.ac.uk www.nhfd.co.uk

The NHFD monitors the care of all hip fracture patients in England, Wales and Northern Ireland aged 60+, feeding back performance data to hospitals to facilitate quality improvement. A series of reports for clinicians, commissioners and the public provide information on facilities and practice, as well as measuring performance against NICE quality standards for hip fracture care.

The NHFD also offers clinical governance support and collects the data for payment of Best Practice Tariff.

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National Joint Registry for England, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Isle of Man (NJR)

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NJR Centre, Northgate Public Services, Peoplebuilding 2, Maylands Avenue, Hemel Hempstead, HP2 4NW 0845 345 9991 enquiries@njrcentre.org.uk www.njrcentre.org.uk

The NJR monitors the performance of hip, knee, ankle, elbow and shoulder joint replacement surgery to improve clinical outcomes for the benefit of patients, clinicians, providers and industry. Holding nearly 2 million records, we continue to collect relevant, high quality data in order to provide robust evidence to protect patient safety, support decision-making, support standards in quality of care and overall cost effectiveness. Find us at stand 8 to collect the 12th Annual Report, find out more about NJR Clinician Feedback and your Consultant Level Report. Plus, review the progress of your hospital in assessing data quality in the NJR through a supported audit programme.

NHS Blood and Transplant Tissue and Eye Services 14 Estuary Banks, Speke, Liverpool, L24 8RB Customer Care Team Telephone: 0845 607 6820 tscustserv@nhsbt.nhs.uk www.nhsbt.nhs.uk/tissueservices

The Tissue Bank in Liverpool is the largest retrieval and storage facility for human tissue in the UK. As part of the NHS we operate as a not-for-profit organisation with patient safety at our core. We are responsible for the entire supply chain, from co-ordinating, recovering, processing, and banking tissue. Our unique service offers a wide range of tissue for grafting or transplantation in various specialities: burns, wound care, cardiovascular, ocular and orthopaedics.

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BOA Congress 2015 Xxxxxx Exhibitors NHS Supply Chain

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Como House, Sherwood Business Park, Annesley, Nottingham, NG15 0ED 01623 587046 amy.howton@supplychain.nhs.uk www.supplychain.nhs.uk

NHS Supply Chain run the only national Orthopedic procurement and supply chain solution to the NHS - providing the best value and best performing products, when they are needed.

Through our on-going contract management support, close links with the BOA, ODEP, Beyond Compliance and NJR, we also provide clinicians access to the data and expertise to help both deliver quality patient care and effectively support their trust procurement work plans. Operated by DHL and acts as agent to the NHS Business Services Authority.

Omega Surgical Instruments Ltd

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Onbone Oy

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Arkadiankatu 4–6, 00100 Helsinki, Finland +44 753 015 2790 peter.kearon@onbone.com www.woodcast.net

Onbone Oy is a Finnish innovative company working on the field of medical technology. Onbone develops and markets innovative and user-friendly Woodcast products for orthopaedic, traumatology and occupational therapy use. Woodcast is a completely non-toxic and perfectly mouldable & remouldable cast material suitable for all casting and occupational therapy work. It is manufactured from clean wood and biodegradable plastic and can be moulded without water or rubber gloves. Woodcast can be adjusted and re-adjusted over and over again by being heated.

OrthoD 56 OrthoD Group Ltd, Industrial Park, Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire, GL54 2HQ, UK. (0)1451 821311 info@orthod.com www.orthod.com

Russell House, Molesey Road, Hersham, Surrey, KT12 3PJ 01932 260 844 enquiries@omegasurgicalinstruments.com

Omega Surgical Instruments Ltd is an independent Orthopaedic Blade and Instrument Distributor. Our American manufactured high quality blades have been distributed in the UK for over twenty years. We also offer an extensive range of Twist Drills, Burs, K Wires, Bespoke Instrumentation and single use Pulse Lavage at very competitive prices with no compromise on quality. We pride ourselves on both the provenance of our products and the Customer Service we provide.

Innovative answers to clinical questions since 1984. We find these answers by listening to health care professionals and patients, and having the courage to answer the difficult questions with new ideas.

We focus on reconstruction, sports medicine, theatre accessories and infection control. We have grown to command a high level of clinical respect amongst leading clinicians, academics and industry leaders within the orthopaedic market.That’s what working with us is all about… agile thinking in motion.

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Xxxxxx Exhibitors Orthofix Ltd

5 Burney Court, Cordwallis Park, Maidenhead, SL6 7BU 01628 594 500 enquiries@orthofix.co.uk www.orthofix.co.uk

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6900 Grove Road, Thorofare, NJ 08086 856-848-1000 kschuitema@contactams.com www.Healio.com/subscribe/OTE

Orthofix research and provide innovative solutions to Orthopaedic surgeons for trauma and elective surgeries, with a focus on complex procedures. 2015 sees the addition of line extensions to our monocortical screw external fixator called UNYCO. Currently, UNYCO is intended for the temporary stabilization of tibia fractures but will now cater for a wider range of indications. The device is minimally invasive and has been designed to avoid contamination of the medullary canal.

The product has been conceived for easier conversion from temporary to definitive fixation and to reduce exposure to X-rays. Come and find out more about UNYCO at stand 36.

Orthopaedic Research UK

Orthopaedics Today Europe & Healio.com

by SLACK Incorporated

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Healio.com is the online home of Orthopaedics Today Europe. There you will find daily news and meeting coverage of the latest research and techniques in orthopaedic surgery, surgical videos, journal summaries and more. Subscribe free at Healio.com/subscribe/OTE.

OTSIS – Orthopaedic and Trauma Specialists Indemnity Scheme

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7 Blighs Walk, Sevenoaks, Kent TN13 1DB 0845 094 3915 info@otsis.co.uk www.otsis.co.uk

Furlong House, 10a Chandos Street, London. W1G 9DQ 020 7637 5789 info@oruk.org www.oruk.org Since 2011, OTSIS has provided comprehensive professional indemnity, exclusively for orthopaedic surgeons and has earned an exceptional reputation for value and service. An individual contract of insurance provides certainty with all the membership benefits you need for your NHS and independent sector practice.

Orthopaedic Research UK is a charitable organisation which funds high quality research in orthopaedic science and organises training events which promote collaboration between orthopaedic surgeons, scientists and engineers.

We are an independent body dedicated to advancing orthopaedic knowledge.

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Key benefits of OTSIS membership: • Contractual not discretionary indemnity • 24/7 expert medico-legal advice from doctors • Support for complaints and NHS / independent sector disciplinary procedures • Meets all independent sector hospital requirements • Cover extends 20 years into retirement

BOA Congress 2015 Xxxxxx Exhibitors PPM Software Ltd

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The Business Centre, 100 Honey Lane, Waltham Abbey, Essex, EN9 3BG Telephone - 01992 655940 or 07860 525831 info@ppmsoftware.com www.ppmsoftware.com

R&D Surgical Ltd

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Fox Building, Pentland Close, Cardiff, CF14 5DJ 07975 696541 www.randdsurgical.com

‘PPM’ - PRIVATE PRACTICE MANAGER Please visit STAND 83 to find out why many of your colleagues have implemented ‘PPM’- Private Practice Manager

R&D Surgical serve the surgical community with innovative products which include • A range of Xenosys surgical headlights which offer unparalleled portability and performance.

• A full range of Xenosys custom made surgical loupes.

• Xenosys wireless portable HD camera system.

‘PPM’ will provide all the facilities for the complete Administration and Financial Control of your Private Practice.

Ramsay Health Care UK

The service includes on site installation and personal training. In addition, the flexibility of the software means it can be customised to your particular requirements. Alternatively, if you would like to arrange a demonstration, after the exhibition, contact Tom Hunt on either 01992 655940 07860 525831 or e-mail - info@ppmsoftware.com

Premium Medical Protection Ltd

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Level 18, Tower 42, 25 Old Broad Street, London EC2N 1HQ 020 7847 2877 marketing@ramsayhealth.co.uk www.ramsayhealth.co.uk

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68 Pure Office, Plato Close, Leamington Spa, CV34 6WE. 0845 308 2350 Boa2015conference.premiummedicalprotection.com

Ramsay Health Care was established in Sydney, Australia in 1964 and has grown to become a global hospital group with 212 hospitals across six countries. In the UK, Ramsay is one of the leading providers of independent hospital services, with a network of 36 facilities providing a comprehensive range of clinical specialties to private, self-insured as well as patients referred by the NHS. Ramsay also operates a diagnostic imaging service and provides neurological services through its three neuro-rehabilitation units.

Want 30-40% average lower Medical Professional Insurance premiums? Premium Medical Protection (PMP) is a provider of bespoke Medical Professional Indemnity Insurance and aims to achieve a 30-40% premium reduction on average for clients as well as providing comprehensive cover up to £10m with benefits such as indefinite run off into retirement and consent to settle. (Terms & Conditions apply). Visit stand 53 or phone 0845 308 2350 for a confidential premium indicator.

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Xxxxxx Exhibitors Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow

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232 - 242 St Vincent Street, Glasgow, G2 5RJ 0141 221 6072 liza.brogan@rcpsg.ac.uk www.rcpsg.ac.uk

The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow is a world leader in education, training, assessment and supporting healthcare professionals.

We run a wide range of surgical skills courses for the surgical profession. Our state of the art Clinical Anatomy Skills Centre provides outstanding cadaveric skills training.

In partnership with the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland we are jointly responsible for setting standards of surgical training, assessments and protecting professional integrity.

The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh

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Nicolson Street, Edinburgh EH8 9DW 0131 527 1600 Outreach@rcsed.ac.uk www.rcsed.ac.uk

Established in 1505, The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (RCSEd) is one of the oldest surgical organisations in the world, dedicated to the pursuit of excellence and advancement in surgical practice, through its active involvement in education, training and examinations, its liaison with external medical bodies, and representation of the modern surgical workforce. A modern international network with some 22,500 Fellows, Members and Affiliates based in over 100 countries worldwide, RCSEd prides itself on its reputation for friendliness and approachability combined with innovation and prestige, and the individual attention given to all our College Fellows, Members and Affiliates.

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The Royal College of Surgeons of England

35-43 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London WC2A 3PE 020 7405 3474 communications@rcseng.ac.uk www.rcseng.ac.uk

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The RCS is a professional membership organisation and registered charity – our vision is to ensure the highest possible standards for surgical practice and care are set and maintained. We provide support, advice, training, surgical research and educational opportunities for over 20,000 surgeons. Our library, archives and museums provide a unique resource for surgeons and the public. The RCS is the central hub for surgical knowledge and a leading champion in patient safety.

SATO UK Ltd

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Valley Road, Harwich, Essex, CO12 4RR 01255 240000 enquiries@sato-global.com www.satoeurope.com/uk

As a global barcode and RFID technology company, SATO develops straightforward, fail-safe systems for the positive identification of patients, medications and records, to improve safety and reduce costs. SATO manufactures label printers, consumables, data collection systems and software solutions. Process and economy benefits can be realised by RFID systems and SATO Vicinity offers the unique PJM Technology which is optimum for tracking documents, blood and critical items such as orthopaedic transplant kits.

BOA Congress 2015 Exhibitors Xxxxxx Sawbones Europe

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Address Krossverksgatan 3, 21616 Malmö, Sweden +46 40 650 7000 info@sawbones.se www.sawbones.com

Bridge House, 273 Brighton Rd, Belmont, Surrey, SM2 5SU 020 8652 9018 info@sempris.co.uk www.sempris.co.uk

Sawbones workshop and demo models are the most widely used teaching products in orthopaedics. Our products are innovative, functional and can be customized on demand. We develop numerous specialty models for our customers. This can range from simple modifications of existing products to new model applications with detailed functionality and realism. Visit us during BOA at booth #28 to discuss your options.

Sectra

SEMPRIS 50

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First Floor, Water Circle, City Meadows, Stansted, Essex, CM22 6DR +44 (0) 1908 673 107 info.ortho@sectra.com www.sectra.com

With more than 20 years of innovation and 1,700 installations worldwide, Sectra is a world-leading provider of IT systems and services for orthopaedics, radiology and other image-intensive departments.

Sectra offers a complete set of highly efficient preoperative planning tools both for 2D and 3D images. The latter are especially valuable for planning complex trauma cases. Sectra’s solution enables orthopaedic surgeons to increase precision in plan­ning and advance preparation for various scenarios, thereby avoiding stress, saving time and minimizing risk during surgery.

SEMPRIS is the comprehensive indemnity scheme for all doctors involved in the treatment and care of professional sportspeople.

SEMPRIS has redefined indemnity standards for treatment of professional sportspeople and provides the most comprehensive medico-legal support and indemnity available from any insurer or MDO in the UK. It brings together a wealth of experience including medico-legal advisers, insurers, and sports governing bodies and was developed to overcome the gaps in indemnity left by the MDOs.

SOBI - Swedish Orphan Biovitrum Ltd

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1 Fordham House Court, Fordham House Estate, Newmarket Road, Fordham, Cambridgeshire. CB7 5LL +44 (0) 1638 722380 mail.uk@sobi.com www.sobi.com

Sobi is an international specialty healthcare company dedicated to rare diseases. Our mission is to develop and deliver innovative therapies and services to improve the lives of patients. The product portfolio is primarily focused on Haemophilia, Inflammation and Genetic diseases. We also market a portfolio of specialty and rare disease products for partner companies across Europe, the Middle East, North Africa and Russia. One of these specialty products is a treatment for focal cartilage defects of the knee by means of a Autologous Chondrocyte Implantation. In 2014, Sobi had total revenues of £199,021,286 and around 600 employees.

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Xxxxxx Exhibitors Spierings Orthopaedics B.V.

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Spierings Orthopaedics B.V. Madoerastraat 24, 6524 LH Nijmegen, The Netherlands 00 31 24 3501603 jhensen@spierings.biz spierings.biz/index.php/en/

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210 Centennial Avenue, Centennial Park, Elstree WD6 3SJ 0208 238 6500 andrew.jones@stanmoreimplants.com www.stanmoreimplants.com

Spierings Orthopaedics develops and distributes orthopaedic implants and instruments for trauma, hip, knee and spinal surgery.

Its products are interesting for various bone grafting procedures. The high quality products ensure excellent clinical results and durable, solid instruments.

St. James’s Place Wealth Management

Stanmore Implants

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5th Floor, Martins Building, 4 Water Street, Liverpool, L2 3SX 07454 229726 / 07725 698388.

Stanmore Implants is an innovative orthopaedic business. Specialising in Extreme Orthopaedics, we provide excellence in design, manufacture and support for custom implant cases with a portfolio of implants covering limb salvage, complex primaries and revisions.

Known for creating some of the world’s most successful implants, Stanmore also offers the off-the-shelf modular METS implant system and the SMILES knee to complete its position as a full Extreme Orthopaedics solution provider.

Stichting Joined Orthopaedic Innovators

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Madoerastraat 24, 6524 LH Nijmegen, The Netherlands 00 31 24 3501603 info@jointortho.org

A holistic and bespoke financial planning and wealth management service, tailored to medical professionals. We provide guidance to clients with regards to their NHS pension arrangements and all aspects of retirement planning in general, plus we also help to create and grow clients’ wealth by providing a distinctive approach to investment management using the services of the best fund managers from around the globe. In addition, we offer a complete estate planning and trust service, and we also advise across all aspects of personal and family protection to give clients total, financial peace of mind should ill health strike themselves or their family.

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Joined Orthopaedic Innovators is group of companies with expertise in orthopaedic product development. Together the companies can perform every part: design, research, development, manufacturing, cadaveric and clinical trials and CE marking. With state of the art facilities and many years of experience, JOINt can assist in product development in one location.

BOA Congress 2015 Exhibitors Xxxxxx Stryker

30 & 88

Stryker House, Hambridge Road, Newbury, Berks RG14 5AW 01635 01635 262400 enquiries@stryker.co.uk www.stryker.com

Stryker is one of the world’s leading medical technology companies with the most broadly based range of products in orthopaedics and a significant presence in other medical specialties. Stryker works with medical professionals to help people lead more active and more satisfying lives. The Company’s products include implants used in hip and knee replacement, trauma, craniomaxillofacial and spinal surgeries; biologics, surgical, neurologic, ENT, and interventional pain equipment; endoscopy and surgical navigation.

Stryker offers a unique range of solutions and continues to improve this offering via meaningful innovation.

Sybermedica Ltd

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St John’s Innovation Centre, Cowley Rd, Cambridge, CB4 0WS 01223 421996 info@sybermedica.com www.sybermedica.com/pacsmail

Symbios UK

Unit 2 Silverdown Office Park, Exeter Airport, Exeter EX5 2UX 01392 365884 enquiries@symbiosorthopaedics.co.uk www.symbiosorthopaedics.co.uk

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3D Planning software supports SYMBIOS® Implant Strategy

Symbios UK announce the continued development of its 3D HipPlan® planning software which now fully supports the company’s implant portfolio for accurate pre- operative planning and reconstruction.

Validation of the process (JBJS 91- B, No. 3, March 2009) reported limb length reconstruction and offset to within 0.3mm and 0.8mm respectively. 15 year results for CUSTOM implant option (CORR, 2009) reported 93% survivorship, all patients less than 50 years old.

This technology has now been transposed to offer the clinician Patient Specific Cut Guides and Single Use Instrumentation – KneePLAN SET- to optimise the anatomic 3D reconstruction of the knee using the most sophisticated methods within the most competitive economic model available to the European marketplace.

Syncera from Smith & Nephew

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Oberneuhofstrasse 10d, 6340 Baar, Switzerland +41 41 766 3951 CustomerServiceEurope@smith-nephew.com www.syncera.com

PACSMail – Secure, on-line sharing of diagnostic images in orthopaedic medicine.

Sybermedica’s PACSMail network is widely used in sports and orthopaedic medicine to enable on-line storage and remote review of diagnostic images such as CT and MRI scans. Images can be accessed on PC, Mac or iPad and comments or reports made as needed.

PACSMail enables local clinicians to easily access the opinion of remote colleagues and is ideal for use by geographically distributed multidisciplinary teams. Free trial available to BOA conference delegates!

Maximising efficiency and value in orthopaedics.

Syncera is an innovative solution from Smith & Nephew that allows you to simplify processes and reduce costs while providing patients with clinically proven primary knee and hip implants. Using a combination of user-friendly technology and personalized support, Syncera increases value and provides efficiencies within your orthopedic organization.

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Xxxxxx Exhibitors Timesco Healthcare Ltd

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3 Carnival Park, Carnival Close, Basildon, Essex, SS14 3WN 01268 297700 sales@timesco.com www.timesco.com

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76 Park Street, Horsham, West Sussex, RH12 1BX 01403 241484 info@trusthealth.co.uk www.trusthealth.co.uk

Trust Health establishes clinical partnerships (Limited Liability Partnerships) and provides legal, commissioning and financial frameworks for clinicians to navigate the changing UK healthcare environment. We collaborate with the partnership to grow a successful and profitable practice over the short and long term, through business planning, negotiation and a ‘bureaux’ of business services.

Trust Health has been established for over nine years, managing clinical partnerships across the UK. We are the largest UK provider of business and management services for consultants in the UK. Visit us on stand 46 to discuss your local needs and ways in which we can help.

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Unit 44 Easter Park, Benyon Road, Silchester, Reading, RG7 2PQ 01189 702 100 www.vertec.co.uk

A leading supplier to the NHS and private sectors, with over 50 years’ experience; we’re experts in manufacturing and supplying medical products for medical professionals for Anaesthesia, Surgery, Podiatry and Primary care. We control every aspect of our product and service offering, through rigorous quality and processing procedures, ensuring reliability. It’s our goal to serve the healthcare needs of our consumers throughout the World; aiming to develop innovative medical technologies to save or improve quality of life.

Trust Health Ltd

Vertec Scientific Ltd

Vertec Scientific is a leading distributor of world class systems for diagnostic imaging and radiotherapy in the UK. It’s portfolio features Hologic Fluoroscan, the most popular intraoperative x-ray c-arm in the UK, chosen for its image excellence and its capability to be operated by the surgeon.

Vertec also offers DXA scanners, radiotherapy patient immobilisation systems, ultrasound imaging, radiation protection, dosimetry film, radiation dose monitors, patient position monitoring and a money saving CT contrast injection system.

VirtaMed AG

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Rütistrasse 12 8952 Schlieren, Zurich +41 44 500 96 90 info@virtamed.com www.virtamed.com

The Swiss company develops state-of-the-art surgical training tools of highest possible realism to improve the quality of patient care.

VirtaMed offers virtual reality simulators for various endoscopic operations: HystSim™ and PelvicSim™ for OB/GYN training, UroSim™ for urologic surgery, ArthroS™ for arthroscopy. Teaching institutions and medical device companies use VirtaMed’s simulators globally for education and hands-on training. All upcoming events and demo opportunities: www.virtamed.com.

BOA Congress 2015 Xxxxxx Exhibitors Visit Belfast

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9 Donegall Square North, Belfast, BT1 5GB, Northern Ireland +44 (0)28 9023 9026 sarahgribben@visit-belfast.com

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Colmore Circus, Birmingham, B4 6AR 0800 092 1990 www.wesleyan.co.uk

Personal financial planning for doctors. Wesleyan has provided financial advice to the medical profession for 120 years. Our Financial Consultants work exclusively with Doctors and can help you plan for a more secure financial future.

Wisepress Medical Bookshop

25 High Path, Merton Abbey, London, SW19 2JL 44 20 8715 1812 marketing@wisepress.com www.wisepress.com

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Unit 1, Campus 5, Third Avenue, Letchworth Garden City, SG6 2JF 07889 537173 • Carly.reed@wmt.com • www.wmt.com

Visit Belfast is a public private sector partnership funded and supported by Belfast City Council, Tourism Northern Ireland and the private sector. It is the official marketing agency Belfast and Northern Ireland dedicated to promoting the region as a city break, conference and cruise ship destination.

Wesleyan Assurance Society

Wright Medical

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Wisepress.com, Europe’s leading conference bookseller, has a range of books and journals relevant to the themes of the meeting. In addition to attending 200 conferences per year, Wisepress has a comprehensive medical and scientific bookshop online with great offers. Follow us on Twitter for the latest news @WisepressBooks.

Wright Medical Group is a specialty orthopaedic company that provides extremity and biologic solutions which alleviate pain and restores lifestyles. We are a recognized leader of surgical solutions for foot and ankle procedures in one of the fastest growing segments in medical technology. Wright products are available in over 60 countries. The UK headquarters are based in Letchworth Garden City in North Hertfordshire.

X-Bolt Orthopaedics

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Bristol and Bath Science Park, Emerson’s Green, Bristol, BS16 7FR 01172 300632 • info@x-bolt.com • www.x-bolt.com

The X-Bolt® for hip fracture fixation provides better push-out strength and rotational stability versus existing hip screws, thus reducing the potential incidence of cut-out, and problems that stem from loss of fracture reduction. The X-Bolt® device is easily deployed, or retracted, using a standard screwdriver. Surgery is as simple and fast as existing techniques. The X-Bolt® hip plating and nailing systems are now available via NHS Supply Chain.

Zimmer Biomet

1, 2 & 33

Lancaster Place, Swindon, SN3 4FP 01793 584500 Customerservices.UK@zimmerbiomet.com www.zimmerbiomet.com

It’s not just what we make. It’s what we make possible. Zimmer and Biomet have come together to improve the quality of life for patients around the world. Whether that means climbing a mountain or walking without pain, together with healthcare professionals, we help millions of people to live better lives.

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Podium Presentations - Tuesday 15th September 08:00 - 09:30 BOA Young Investigators Award Sponsored by Virgin Atlantic Airways Meeting Room 3A 14

08:05

Total hip replacement in HIV-positive patients Graham S.M.1, Lubega N.2, Mkandawire N.2, Harrison W.J.3 Royal Liverpool Infirmary, Liverpool, United Kingdom, 2Beit CURE International Hospital, Blantyre, Malawi, 3Countess of Chester Hospital, Chester, United Kingdom

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Arthroscopic-assisted percutaneous stabilisation for chronic scapholunate ligament instability Dorman S.1, Dhadwal A.1, Macfarlane R.1, Waseem M.2 Mersey Deanery, Liverpool, United Kingdom, Macclesfield District General Hospital, Macclesfield, United Kingdom

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Does total knee replacement compromise the vascularity of the lower limb?

Badge R.1, Khincha P.1, Moseley J.2, Hemmady M.3 Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Trust, Orthopaedics, Wigan, United Kingdom, 2 Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Trust, Vascular Surgery, Wigan, United Kingdom, 3 Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Trust, Wigan, United Kingdom

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Enzymatic biofilm prevention using a marine endonuclease - a new paradigm in the treatment of periprosthetic joint infections Pujol Nicolas A.1,2, Marsh M.1,2, Rajarajan N.2, Jakubovics N.3, Burgess J.G.2, Reed M.1 Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, North Shields, United Kingdom, 2 Newcastle University, School of Marine Science and Technology, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom, 3Newcastle University, Dental School, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom

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DISCUSSION 08:20 412

08:26

C-reactive protein levels after hip surgery for cerebral palsy White T.1, Shah A.1, Norman-Taylor F.1 Evelina London Children’s Hospital, Orthopaedics, London, United Kingdom

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Outcomes of open tibial fractures from a paediatric major trauma centre Chan Y.1, Selvaratnam V.1, James L.1, Nayagam S.1 Alder Hey Children’s Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Liverpool, United Kingdom

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A regional cross sectional study on the provision of total hip replacement for displaced intracapsular hip fractures Lee L.H.1,2 Collaborative Orthopaedic Research Network, on behalf of 39 Members of THRIFT Audit Group, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, United Kingdom, 2 Health Education North East, Specialty Training, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, United Kingdom

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BOA Congress 2015 Podium Xxxxxx Presentations - Tuesday 15th September 568

08:52

Pre-operative anaemia screening for elective hip and knee arthroplasty Pujol Nicolas A.1, Morrison R.1, Casson C.1, Khan S.1, Marriot A.1, Tiplady C.1, Reed M.1 Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, North Shields, United Kingdom

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The temporal outcomes of open versus arthroscopic knotted and knotless rotator cuff repair over 5 years

539

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Randomised controlled trial of supervised physiotherapy versus a home exercise programme after hydrodilatation treatment for the management of primary frozen shoulder Robinson P.1,2, Dawson M.2, Norris J.2, Roberts C.2 Peterborough and Stamford Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Peterborough, United Kingdom, 2Ipswich Hospital NHS Trust, Ipswich, United Kingdom 1

Millar N.L.1, Lucena T.2, Lam P.2, Murrell G.A.2 University of Glasgow, Institute of Infection, Immunity and Inflammation, Glasgow, United Kingdom, 2University of New South Wales, Orthopaedic Research Institute, Kogarah, Sydney, Australia 1

DISCUSSION

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Demographics, trends and complications following percutaneous spinal augmentation for isolated vertebral fragility fracture: an analysis of 11557 patients using national data Lees D.A.1, Jameson S.S.1, Baker P.N.2, James P.3, Port A.2, Reed M.R.4, Greenough C.G.2 Northern Deanery, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom, 2 South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Department of Orthopaedics, Middlesbrough, United Kingdom, 3CHKS Healthcare Intelligence Services, Alcester, United Kingdom, 4 Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, Department of Orthopaedics, Ashington, United Kingdom 1

Medial heel lateral push test: the first clinical examination of spring ligament integrity article Magan A.1,2, Devany A.2, Arman Memarzadeh A.2, Pasters V.2, Sharrif S.3, Pasapula C.2 Addenbrookes Hospital, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Cambridge, United Kingdom, 2 Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Kings Lynn, United Kingdom, 3Medway NHS Trust, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Kent, United Kingdom 1

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The effects of nanopattern surface technology on orthopaedic joint replacement infection

University College London, Institute of Orthopaedics and Musculoskeletal Science, Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore, United Kingdom, 2University College London, Mechanical Engineering, London, United Kingdom, 3Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Bone Tumour Unit, London, United Kingdom 1

University of Glasgow, School of Medicine, Glasgow, United Kingdom, 2Golden Jubilee National Hospital, Orthopaedics, Glasgow, United Kingdom, 3University of Glasgow, Translational Cancer Research Centre, Glasgow, United Kingdom 1

08:10

Tendon reattachment to bone in an in vivo ovine model using allogenic and xenogenic demineralised bone matrix Shahbazi S.1, Thangarajah T.1, Pendegrass C.1, Lambert S.2, Alexander S.2, Blunn G.1 University College London, London, United Kingdom, 2Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, London, United Kingdom 1

Enhanced osteointegration using a selective laser sintered porous titanium alloy combined with solution deposited coatings Mumith A.1, Coathup M.1, Fromme P.2, Aston W.3, Briggs T.3, Blunn G.1

Hansom D.1,2, Ramage G.1, Burgess K.3, Clarke J.2, Millar N.1

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Correction of alignment (HKA angle) predicts reduction of dynamic loads in gait following medial unicompartmental knee replacement John J.1, Straw R.1, Pickering S.1, Geutjens G.1, Chockalingam N.2, Wilton T.1 Royal Derby Hospitals, Orthopaedics, Derby, United Kingdom, 2Staffordshire University, Stoke on Trent, United Kingdom 1

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08:31

Finite element modelling of bone stresses secondary to translation of loading points in medial unicompartmental replacement in ACL deficient model John J.1, Jorgenson B.2, Powell J.2, Boyd S.2 Royal Derby Hospitals, Derby, United Kingdom, 2University of Calgary, Calgary, Canada 1

357

08:36

Joint stiffness is heritable and associated with fibrotic conditions and joint replacement Kalson N.1, Williams F.2, Fabiane S.2, Mann D.1, Deehan D.1 University of Newcastle, Fibrosis Research Group, Institute of Cellular Medicine, Newcastle, United Kingdom, 2King’s College London, London, United Kingdom

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Heterotopic ossification from blast amputees is truly bone: quantitative and qualitative characterisation of its organic and non-organic components Edwards D.1,2, Karunaratne A.2,3, Forsberg J.4, Clasper J.1,2,3, Anthony B.2,3 Royal Centre for Defence Medicine, Birmingham, United Kingdom, 2Imperial College London, The Royal British Legion Centre for Blast Injury Studies, London, United Kingdom, 3Imperial College London, Bioengineering, London, United Kingdom, 4 Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, Integrated Department of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation, Bethesda, United States 1

525

08:52

Subjective assessment of hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity does not accurately predict performance on a virtual reality shoulder arthroscopy simulator

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08:57

Subchondral bone and joint physiology Beverly M.1, Urban J.2, Murray D.1 Oxford University, NDORMS, Oxford, United Kingdom, 2Oxford University, DPAG, Oxford, United Kingdom 1

DISCUSSION

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The biomechanical changes in cutting mechanics from six to nine months post-primary ACL reconstruction Gore S.J.1,2,3, Undheim M.1, Marshall B.1,2,3, Richter C.2,3, King E.1, Moran K.2, Moran R.1, Franklyn-Miller A.1, Falvey É.1

Enzymatic biofilm prevention using a marine endonuclease - a new paradigm in the treatment of periprosthetic joint infections

Sports Surgery Clinic, Dublin, Ireland, 2Dublin City University, School of Health and Human Performance, Dublin, Ireland, 3Insight Center for Data Analytics, Dublin, Ireland

Pujol Nicolas A.1,2, Marsh M.1,2, Rajarajan N.2, Jakubovics N.3, Burgess J.G.2, Reed M.1

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Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, North Shields, United Kingdom, 2 Newcastle University, School of Marine Science and Technology, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom, 3Newcastle University, Dental School, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom

Total hip replacement in HIV-positive patients

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Graham S.M.1, Lubega N.2, Mkandawire N.2, Harrison W.J.3 Royal Liverpool Infirmary, Liverpool, United Kingdom, 2Beit CURE International Hospital, Blantyre, Malawi, 3Countess of Chester Hospital, Chester, United Kingdom 1

Gandhi M.1, Anderton M.2, Funk L.3 West Midlands Rotation, Oswestry, United Kingdom, 2North West Deanery, Manchester, United Kingdom, 3Wrightington Hospital, Wigan, United Kingdom 1

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10:10

The cost of improving hip replacement follow-up for the 2012 cohort in the UK Roberts N.1, Mujica-Mota R.2, Williams D.3 Royal Cornwall Hospital, Critical Care and Anaesthesia, Truro, United Kingdom, 2 University of Exeter, School of Medicine, Exeter, United Kingdom, 3Royal Cornwall Hospital, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Truro, United Kingdom 1

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Social media as an information source for hip replacement surgery - Is it reliable and the implications for the consent process?

Parmar D.1, Walker R.W.1, Middleton R.G.1 Royal Cornwall Hospital, Truro, United Kingdom

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Introduction of a simple Blood Management protocol to treat pre-operative anaemia leads to reduced blood transfusion and improved outcome following primary total hip and knee arthroplasty Frew N.1, Alexander D.1, Acornley A.1 Airedale NHS Foundation Trust, Keighley, United Kingdom

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10:36

Is single-anaesthetic bilateral cemented total hip replacement safe and appropriate in modern arthroplasty practice?

The thirty-five year Exeter experience Wyatt M.1,2,3, Jameson S.1, Whitehouse S.1, Wilson M.1, Charity J.4 Princess Elizabeth Orthopaedic Centre, Hip Unit, Exeter, United Kingdom, 2University of Exeter, Exeter, United Kingdom, 3New Zealand Orthopaedic Association, Christchurch, New Zealand, 4Princess Elizabeth Orthopaedic Centre, Orthopaedics, Exeter, United Kingdom

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10:41

Revision total hip 10:47 arthroplasty with tapered 520 fluted non modular Six year comparison femoral components: the of oxidised zirconium Canadian experience and cobalt-chrome Sandiford N. , Masri B. , Garbuz D. , Duncan C. femoral heads in total University of British Columbia, Orthopaedics, Vancouver, Canada hip arthroplasty - a multi-centre randomised controlled trial 1

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10:20

Jassim S.1, Patel S.2, Wardle N.3, Tahmassebi J.2, Middleton R.4, Shardlow D.5, Stephen A.6, Hutchinson J.6, Haddad F.2 Watford General Hospital, Watford, United Kingdom, 2University College Hospital

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BOA Congress 2015 Podium Xxxxxx Presentations - Tuesday 15th September London, London, United Kingdom, 3Colchester University Hospital, Colchester, United Kingdom, 4Royal Bournemouth Hospital, Bournemouth, United Kingdom, 5Yeovil District Hospital, Yeovil, United Kingdom, 6Royal Derby Hospital, Derby, United Kingdom

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10 year trends in complications after 540,623 primary hip 731 10:52 replacements using a Pelvic tilt in the standing, national database T. , Jameson S. , Baker P. , Deehan supine and flexed seat-off D.Partridge , Reed M. positions Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation 1

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Optimized Ortho, Sydney, Australia, Melbourne Orthopaedic Group, Melbourne, Australia, 3Optimized Ortho, Ortho, Sydney, Australia, 4Peninsula Orthopaedics Research Institute, Dee Why, Australia, 5Sydney Hip and Knee Clinic, Sydney, Australia 1

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An investigation into the dynamic loading of ceramic-on-ceramic total hip replacements and its relevance to squeaking Walter L.1, Pierrepont, J.2, Shimmin A.3, Feyen H.3, Miles B.1, Young D.3 1 Optimized Ortho, Sydney, Australia, 2Sydney University, Sydney, Australia, 3Melbourne Orthopaedic Group, Melbourne, Australia

DISCUSSION

Trust, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Ashington, United Kingdom, 2James Cook University Hospital, Middlesborough, United Kingdom, 3 Newcastle Upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Newcastle, United Kingdom

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The outcome of using a Jamshidi biopsy trocar needle in a novel technique for bone grafting in percutaneous internal fixation of Scaphoid non-union Hadi S.1, Barclay J.2, Ketzer B.2 Yorkshire Deanery, Leeds, United Kingdom, Pinderfields Hospital, Wakefield, United Kingdom

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Simultaneous or staged bilateral total hip replacement? An analysis of complications in 12,110 patients using national data Partridge T.1, Wyatt M.2, Baker P.3, Charity J.2, Reed M.1, Jameson S.2 Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, Ashington, United Kingdom, 2Princess Elizabeth Orthopaedic Centre, Exeter, United Kingdom, 3South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Middlesbrough, United Kingdom

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Closed intramedullary locking nailing for metacarpal fractures Ghazala C.1, Rajeev A.1 Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Gateshead, United Kingdom

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Improving the accuracy Effect of screw length and of coding in Dupuytren’s juxta-articular distance surgery - a full audit cycle of distal row screws on Khan M. , Robinson P. , Patel K. , Wijeratna stability of fixation in M. , Jones J. unstable intra-articular Peterborough and Stamford Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Peterborough, United distal radius fractures Kingdom, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust, Nottingham, United Kingdom treated with 2.4 mm distal radius locking plate DISCUSSION 15:15 - a study involving 60 245 15:21 consecutive cases 1

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Arthroscopic-assisted percutaneous stabilisation for chronic scapholunate ligament instability Dorman S.1, Dhadwal A.1, Macfarlane R.1, Waseem M.2 Mersey Deanery, Liverpool, United Kingdom, Macclesfield District General Hospital, Macclesfield, United Kingdom

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Are venous thromboembolic events a real concern following hand surgery?

Patel M.S.1, Wildin C.1, Dias J.1 University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, Orthopaedics, Leicester, United Kingdom

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Thumb CMC arthrodesis Our institute’s experience Malhotra A.1, Singh R.1, Gandhi M.1, Kelly C.1, Ford D.1, Pickard S.1

Lincoln County Hospital, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Lincoln, United Kingdom

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Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital, Gobowen, United Kingdom

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Functional outcome of upper limb replantation: arm to fingertip

14:55 - 16:25 General Topic Free Papers Meeting Room 44

Hirano T.1, Kasai T.1 Takamatsu Red Cross Hospital, Orthopedic Surgery, Takamatsu, Japan

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Scapula injuries sustained

by UK military personnel on operations: a 10 year review Roberts D.1, Power D.1, Stapley S.2 Queen Elizabeth Hospital, United Kingdom, Birmingham, United Kingdom, 2Royal Centre for Defence Medicine, Birmingham, United Kingdom

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Upper limb vascular injuries from austere military operations: management and outcomes Roberts D.1, Power D.1, Stapley S.2 Queen Elizabeth Hospital, United Kingdom, Birmingham, United Kingdom, 2Royal Centre for Defence Medicine, Birmingham, United Kingdom

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University Hospital Crosshouse, Kilmarnock, United Kingdom, 2University Hospital Crosshouse, Dept Orthopaedics and Trauma, Kilmarnock, United Kingdom, 3University Hospital Crosshouse, Dept Nephrology, Kilmarnock, United Kingdom 1

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Implications and impact of complexity and the principles of complexity science in clinical orthopaedic practice

Deo S.1, Gopinath P.2, Rolton D.1

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Great Western Hospital, Department of Orthopaedics and Trauma, Swindon, United Kingdom, 2Bristol University, Medical School, Bristol, United Kingdom 1

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Ferguson K.1, Winter A.2, Russo L.2, Khan M.2, MacGregor M.3, Holt G.2

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Analysis on the effects of body mass index and clinical complexity on outcomes following total knee replacement surgery

15:10

Acute renal failure in post-operative arthroplasty patients

DISCUSSION

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Deo S.1 Great Western Hospital, Department of Orthopaedics and Trauma, Swindon, United Kingdom

DISCUSSION

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Does simulation training improve arthroscopic performance in novice medical students? A randomised control trial

Gram stain negative but culture positive - a cause of suboptimal management of septic arthritis

Ferran N.A.1, Nichols J.1, Mahajan R.1, Armstrong A.L.1, Dias J.J.1

Bhaskar D.1, Wasimi M.F.A.1, Bitar S.1, Sprott D.C.1

Leicester Royal Infirmary, Department of Trauma and Orthopaedics, Leicester, United Kingdom

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High dose IV tranexamic acid as part of an enhanced recovery rehabilitation programme for elective arthroplasty surgery Morrison R.1, Tsang B.1, Fishley W.1, Harper I.1, Joseph J.1, Reed M.1 Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, Department of Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery, Ashington, United Kingdom

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An analysis of acute kidney injury in 5,689 patients during four years of an orthopaedic enhanced recovery programme Diament M.1, Abouelmagd R.2, Easby J.2, Webb J.1 James Cook University Hospital, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Middlesbrough, United Kingdom, 2James Cook University Hospital, Anaesthetics, Middlesbrough, United Kingdom 1

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Orthopaedic enhanced recovery programme experience of 5,689 cases over 2 years - outcome in terms of length of stay, complications and functional outcome - a win-win situation Diament M.1, Abouelmagd R.2, Easby J.2, Webb J.1 James Cook University Hospital, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Middlesbrough, United Kingdom, 2James Cook University Hospital, Anaesthetics, Middlesbrough, United Kingdom 1

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Mid-term results of non-invasive extendible prosthesis in skeletally matured neoplastic and non-neoplastic patients Khan S.1, Ghani Y.1, Palamer J.1, Gikas P.1, Olivier A.1, Skinner J.1, Aston W.1, Briggs T.1 Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, London, United Kingdom

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16:45 - 17:45 General Topic Free Papers Meeting Room 44

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Oncological and functional outcome following limb femoral endoprosthesis for proximal femoral bony tumours Abdel Moneim M.1, Abdel Karim M.1, Ebeid W.1 Cairo University Hospitals, T&O, Cairo, Egypt

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16:55

Laboratory based measurement of physical functioning after treatment for sarcoma using a triaxial accelerometer - a feasibility study Gerrand C.1, Furtado S.1, Godfrey A.2, Galna B.2, Tseminidis C.2, Rutter N.2, Jameson D.2, Ploetz T.2, Rochester L.2 Newcastle Upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Department of Orthopaedics, North of England Bone and Soft Tissue Tumour Service, Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom, 2Newcastle University, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom

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United Kingdom, 2Newcastle University, Clinical Aging Research unit (CARU), Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom, 3Newcastle University, School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom, 4 Newcastle University, Culture Lab, Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom

DISCUSSION

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Is long term survival possible after pulmonary metastatectomy for sarcoma?

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Computer aided corrective osteotomies for malunited distal radius fractures: a systematic review of the literature Akilapa O.1, Aggarwal S.1, Reichert I.1, Karuppaiah K.1, Compson J.1 Kings College Hospital, London, United Kingdom

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Barry J.1, Rankin K.1, Barnard S.2, Thomas B.2, Craig G.3 Newcastle University Medical School, Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom, 2 Newcastle Upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom, 3North of England Bone and Soft Tissue Service, Freeman Hospital, Newcastle, Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom 1

Evaluating physical activity in the community after sarcoma 496 17:16 treatment using triaxial Routes to diagnosis for accelerometry. A new sarcoma - describing the paradigm for outcome sarcoma patient journey assessment?

Gerrand C.1, Furtado S.1, Godfrey A.2, Galna B.2, Tseminidis C.3, Rutter N.3, Hickey A.2, Jameson D.4, Ploetz T.4, Rochester L.2 Newcastle Upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Department of Orthopaedics, North of England Bone and Soft Tissue Tumour Service, Newcastle Upon Tyne,

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Gerrand C.1, Francis M.2, Dennis N.2, Charman J.2, Lawrence G.2, Evans T.2, Grimer R.2

North of England Bone and Soft Tissue Service, Freeman Hospital, Orthopaedics, Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom, 2Public Health England Knowledge and Intelligence Team (West Midlands), Birmingham, United Kingdom

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Symptomatic treatment versus cast immobilisation of 101 08:35 avulsion fractures of the Exchange nailing for tibial base of Fifth metatarsal diaphyseal fracture non- in adults: a prospective unions. Risk factors for randomised singlefailure blinded non-inferiority Tsang S.-T.J. , Mills L.A. , Frantzias J. , Baren J. , controlled trial Keating J.F. , Simpson A.H.R.W. 1

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Tsang S.-T.J.1, Mills L.A.2, Frantzias J.1, Baren J.1, Keating J.F.1, Simpson A.H.R.W.3 Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, Department of Orthopaedics, Edinburgh, United Kingdom, 2 Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital, Department of Paediatric Orthopaedics, Aberdeen, United Kingdom, 3University of Edinburgh, Department of Trauma and Orthopaedics, Edinburgh, United Kingdom

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Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Sheffield, United Kingdom

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Exchange nailing for femoral diaphyseal fracture non-unions 1

Akimau P.1, Cawthron K.1, Dakin W.1, Chadwick C.1, Blundell C.1, Davies M.1

Combined intramedullary nail and plate construct for fixation of grade 3b open tibial fractures Hughes A.1, Kelly M.1 North Bristol NHS Trust, Bristol, United Kingdom

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Risk stratification for heterotopic ossification in residual limbs of blast related military amputations Edwards D.1,2, Bull A.2,3, Clasper J.1,2 Royal Centre for Defence Medicine, Birmingham, United Kingdom, 2Imperial College London, The Royal British Legion Centre for Blast Injury Studies, London, United Kingdom, 3Imperial College London, Bioengineering, London, United Kingdom 1

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Randomised controlled clinical trial of hip fracture hemiarthroplasty with vs without a flexible acetabular buffer Moran M.1, Robertson G.1, Biant L.1 1 The Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery, Edinburgh, United Kingdom

DISCUSSION

09:11

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Use of an anterior internal fixator in pelvic ring disruptions: the Bristol experience Dahill M.1, McArthur J.1, Acharya M.1, Ward A.1, Chesser T.1 North Bristol NHS Trust, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Bristol, United Kingdom

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The value of ‘binder-off’ imaging for identifying occult and unexpected pelvic ring injuries Fagg J.A.C.1, Acharya M.1, Chesser T.1, Ward A.1 North Bristol NHS Trust, Pelvic and Acetabular Reconstruction Unit, Department of Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery, Bristol, United Kingdom 1

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The Ankle Injury Management (AIM) trial: an equivalence randomised controlled trial comparing close contact casting (CCC) with ORIF for unstable ankle fractures in patients over 60 years Willett K.1,2, Keene D.J.1,2, Handley R.3, Tutton E.2,4, Chesser T.5, Pallister I.6, Mistry D.7, Nam J.8, Lall R.7, Briggs A.8, Lamb S.E.1,2,7 University of Oxford, Nuffield Department of Orthopaedics, Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal Sciences, Oxford, United Kingdom, 2Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust, Kadoorie Centre for Critical Care Research and Education, Oxford, United Kingdom, 3Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust, Oxford Trauma Service, Oxford, United Kingdom, 4University of Warwick, Royal College of Nursing Research Institute, Coventry, United Kingdom, 5North Bristol NHS Trust, Bristol, United Kingdom, 6Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board, Morriston Hospital, Swansea, United Kingdom, 7 University of Warwick, Warwick Clinical Trials Unit, Coventry, United Kingdom, 8University of Glasgow, Institute of Health and Wellbeing, Glasgow, United Kingdom

DISCUSSION

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A regional cross sectional study on the provision of total hip replacement for displaced intracapsular hip fractures Lee L.H.1,2 Collaborative Orthopaedic Research Network, on behalf of 39 Members of THRIFT Audit Group, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, United Kingdom, 2 Health Education North East, Specialty Training, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, United Kingdom

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Comparison of the reconstruction trochanteric antigrade nail (TAN) with the proximal femoral nail antirotation (PFNA) in the management of reverse oblique intertrochanteric hip fractures Makki D.1, Jacob N.1, Matar H.E.1, Lipscombe S.1, Gudena R.1 St Helens and Knowsley Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, Prescot, United Kingdom

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A prospective, randomised, controlled trial comparing the fibular nail vs. standard ORIF for fixation of ankle fractures in patients under 65 years of age Bugler K.1, Court-Brown C.1, McQueen M.1, White T.1 University of Edinburgh, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Edinburgh, United Kingdom

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Jordan R.W.1, Aparajit P.2, Docker C.3, El-Shazly M.2

Thomas A.1, Whelton C.1, Biggs P.1, Holt C.1, Andrew M.1,2, Wilson C.1,2, Whatling G.1

University Hospitals Coventry & Warwickshire, Coventry, United Kingdom, 2Droitwich Knee Clinic, Droitwich, United Kingdom, 3Worcester Royal Hospital, Worcester, United Kingdom

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Wirral University Teaching Hospital, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Liverpool, United Kingdom

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Cardiff University, Engineering, Cardiff, United Kingdom, 2University Hospital Wales, Cardiff, United Kingdom

Medial opening wedge Does total knee high tibial osteotomy replacement compromise improves outcomes: a the vascularity of the multi-centre cohort study lower limb?

Elson D.W. , Wilson C. , Risebury M. , Dawson Badge R.1, Khincha P.1, Moseley J.2, Hemmady M.3

What has been the role for MRI scanning of the knee in primary care?

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Osteonecrosis of the knee Functional classification - a retrospective series of patients undergoing with 6 year follow up high tibial osteotomy

Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Trust, Orthopaedics, Wigan, United Kingdom, 2 Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Trust, Vascular Surgery, Wigan, United Kingdom, 3 Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Trust, Wigan, United Kingdom

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M.3, Wilson A.1, Williams R.2, Rossiter N.1, Thomas N.1, Eyre-Brooke A.1, Vint H.3, Phelan S.3, MIddleton P.3, Yasen S.1, Mahoney M.1 North Hampshire Hospital, Orthopaedics, Basingstoke, United Kingdom, 2Cardiff and Vale University Health Board, Orthopaedics, Cardiff, United Kingdom, 3North Cumbria University Hospitals NHS Trust, Orthopaedics, Carlisle, United Kingdom 1

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Distal femoral osteotomy - a large multi-centre cohort Elson D.W.1, Wilson C.2, Risebury M.1, Dawson M.3, Wilson A.1, Williams R.2, Rossiter N.1, Thomas N.1 North Hampshire Hospital, Orthopaedics, Basingstoke, United Kingdom, 2Cardiff and Vale University Health Board, Orthopaedics, Cardiff, United Kingdom, 3North Cumbria University Hospitals NHS Trust, Orthopaedics, Carlisle, United Kingdom

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A comparison of preoperative scores prior to ACL reconstruction with optimal pre-injury scores: what they did at their best, expectations and final scores at 1 year follow up Gabr A. , Khan M. , Haddad F. 1

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Short term outcome of the Zimmer unicompartmental high flex knee prosthesis and a comparison with the Oxford partial knee replacement Howieson A.1, Paterson J.1, Farrington W.1 North Shore Hospital, Orthopaedics, Auckland, New Zealand

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A comparison of the concordance of patientreported and hospital coded comorbidities and their impact upon total knee arthroplasty outcomes: results from the advancing quality alliance patient cohort Conway L.1,2, Goodson N.1, Prospero N.3, Rao J.4

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1 Institute of Ageing and Chronic Disease, University of Liverpool, Musculoskeletal Biology I, Liverpool, United Kingdom, 2Southport and Ormskirk Hospital NHS Trust, Southport, United Kingdom, 3Advancing Quality Alliance, Salford, United Kingdom, 4Countess of Chester NHS Foundation Trust, Trauma & Orthopaedics, Chester, United Kingdom

Use of models to enhance patient understanding and visualisation in orthopaedics: a single651 11:43 blinded randomised controlled trial Improving patient Malik H.H. , Sugand K. , Newman S. , Spicer reported outcome D. , Gupte C.M. measures in total knee Imperial College London, School of Medicine, London, United Kingdom, Imperial College replacement by changing London, MSk Lab, London, United Kingdom, Imperial NHS Trust, London, United Kingdom implant: a quality improvement project 1

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Partridge T.1, Elamin-Ahmed H.2, Prichard T.2, Emmerson K.1, Partington P.1, Reed M.1 Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Ashington, United Kingdom, 2Newcastle University, Newcastle, United Kingdom 1

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Form and function in knee replacement: a prospective randomised controlled trial comparing the early functional outcome following universal or handed AGC TKR McGarvey C.1, Charles L.1, Sankey H.1, Nicholl A.1, Bowman N.1, Gibb P.1 Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust, Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom

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Salter pin removal: complications encountered at Alder Hey and a survey of current UK practice Ralte P.1, Wilson G.1, Robinson S.1, James L.1, Bruce C.1, Wright D.1 Alder Hey Children’s Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Trauma & Orthopaedics, Liverpool, United Kingdom

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The Alder Hey criteria and experience of closed reduction in developmental dysplasia of the hip

Management of slipped capital femoral epiphysis by modified Dunn´s osteotomy through Ganz surgical hip dislocation

Dorman S.1, Shelton J.1, Walton R.1, Maheshwari R.2, Garg N.2, Bruce C.2

Kamal F.1, Abdel Karim M.1, Abdel Azeem A.1, Abdel Ghani H.1, Beder F.1

Mersey Deanery, Liverpool, United Kingdom, Alder Hey Children’s Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Liverpool, United Kingdom

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Hip reconstructions in paediatric cerebral palsy: lessons from one surgeon’s series of 71 patients (106 primary hips) Coyle C.1, Paterson J.M.H.1, Maizen C.1, Bridgens A.1, Kayani B.1, Wadhwa A.C.2

Cairo University Hospitals, Tr & Orth, Cairo, Egypt

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C-reactive protein levels after hip surgery for cerebral palsy White T.1, Shah A.1, Norman-Taylor F.1 Evelina London Children’s Hospital, Orthopaedics, London, United Kingdom

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The Royal London Hospital, Orthopaedics, Whitechapel, United Kingdom, 2Barts Health NHS Trust, London, United Kingdom

The dangers of youth: is it a valid “red flag” for low back pain?

DISCUSSION

Thomas J.1, Girach J.2, Armon K.3, Hutchinson R.4, Sanghrajka A.4

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Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, Orthopaedics, Norwich, United Kingdom, 2 University of East Anglia, Norwich, United Kingdom, 3Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, Rheumatology, Norwich, United Kingdom, 4Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, Norwich, United Kingdom

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Efficacy of selective ultrasound hip screening in DDH based on traditional risk factors Taylor C. , Sciberras N. , Metcalfe J. , Vaitkute R.2, Holroyd B.1 1

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Outcomes of open tibial fractures from a paediatric major trauma centre Chan Y.1, Selvaratnam V.1, James L.1, Nayagam S.1 Alder Hey Children’s Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Liverpool, United Kingdom

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Role of ankle arthroscopy in the management of persistent post-traumatic ankle pain within the paediatric population Ashton F.1, Mawdsley M.1, MacKenney P.1, Adedapo A.1 James Cook University Hospital, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Middlesbrough, United Kingdom

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Nerve injuries associated with supracondylar fractures of the humerus in children - injury patterns, treatment and outcome

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“Empty talofibular gutter” in children with anterior talofibular ligament injuries Venkataraman R.1, Mawdsley M.1, Bethapudi S.1, Page J.1, Mackenney P.2 University Hospital of North Durham, Durham, United Kingdom, 2James Cook University Hospital, Middlesbrough, United Kingdom 1

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Review of open tibial fractures in children Wu F.1, Nandra R.1, Gaffey A.1, Bache C.E.1 Birmingham Children’s Hospital, Birmingham, United Kingdom

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Kwok I.1, Silk Z.1, Quick T.1, Sinisi M.1, Macquillan A.1, Fox M.1 Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore, Peripheral Nerve Injury Unit, London, United Kingdom

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Mobility total ankle replacement. A prospective study medium term (6-10 years) results in a noninventor series

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Revision total ankle replacement to arthrodesis with a hindfoot fusion nail

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Minimally invasive calcaneal bone graft for dowel arthrodesis of the 2nd and /or 3rd tarsometatarsal joints

Ali A.A.1, Harris N.J.1 Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, Department of Trauma & Orthopaedics, Leeds, United Kingdom

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Kheir E.1, Bryant H.1, Farndon M.1 Harrogate District Hospital NHS Trust, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Harrogate, United Kingdom

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The influence of North West Deanery, Trauma and ultrasound guidance Patient reported Orthopaedics, Manchester, United Kingdom, on the efficacy of Royal Lancaster Infirmary, Trauma and outcomes for minimally Orthopaedics, Lancaster, United Kingdom corticosteroid injection invasive medialising for Morton’s neuroma: 24 08:40 calcaneal osteotomy for the treatment of acquired a randomised controlled The Beagle BÜhler Walker flexible tibialis posterior trial - reduction of load Mahadevan D. , Bhatt R. , Bhatia M. dysfunction Avon Orthopaedic Centre, Trauma and transmission in a below Akhtar S. , Hariharan K. Orthopaedics, Bristol, United Kingdom, knee cast University Hospitals of Leicester, Radiology, Royal Gwent Hospital, Department of Foot Alvi F.1, Millar T.2, Garg S.2 1

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Berwin J.1, Burton T.2, Taylor J.2, McGregor A.2, Roche A.1 Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, Department of Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgery, London, United Kingdom, 2Charing Cross Hospital, Human Performance Group, Musculoskeletal Biodynamics Laboratory, Department of Surgery & Cancer, London, United Kingdom

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Leicester, United Kingdom, 3University Hospitals of Leicester, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Leicester, United Kingdom

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A randomised controlled trial comparing the extended-plantar-limb (modified) chevron osteotomy with scarf osteotomy for Hallux valgus correction Mahadevan D.1, Lines S.1, Hepple S.1, Winson I.1, Harries W.1 Avon Orthopaedic Centre, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Bristol, United Kingdom

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Medial heel lateral push test: the first clinical examination of spring ligament integrity article Magan A.1,2, Devany A.2, Arman Memarzadeh A.2, Pasters V.2, Sharrif S.3, Pasapula C.2 Addenbrookes Hospital, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Cambridge, United Kingdom, 2 Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Kings Lynn, United Kingdom, 3Medway NHS Trust, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Kent, United Kingdom 1

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The Ilizarov frame in Charcot neuropathy treating the ‘untreatable’ patients

Outcomes following surgery for adolescent hallux valgus - a systematic review

Boyd R.1, Khaleel A.2, Beckles V.2

Harb Z.1, Kokkinakis M.2, Ismail H.I.3, Spence G.3

Ashford and St Peters Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Winchester, United Kingdom, 2Ashford and St Peters Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Chertsey, United Kingdom

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How common is asymptomatic deep vein thrombosis in ‘low risk’ patients with lower limb trauma and cast immobilisation? Does venous thrombo embolism risk assessment work?

Hickey B.1, Alikhan R.1, Pugh N.1, Nokes L.2, Perera A.1 University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff, United Kingdom, 2Cardiff University, Cardiff, United Kingdom 1

Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, Evelina London Children’s Hospital, London, United Kingdom, 2Stanmore Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, London, United Kingdom, 3Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, London, United Kingdom 1

08:30 - 10:00 BLRS Free Papers Meeting Room 12 229

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Patient education an important tool in reducing the rates of pinsite infections in patients treated with an ilizarov fine wire fixator Fishlock A.1, Britten S.2, Hannant G.2 NHS, T&O, Leeds, United Kingdom, 2Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, Leeds, United Kingdom 1

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Limb replant with acute shortening, revascularization and early limb lengthening in total and subtotal amputation of lower limbs - a retrospective study of 15 cases

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The Laterjet procedure for recurrent shoulder dislocations - some modifications with excellent results

Does the functional outcome of nonoperatively managed Achilles tendon ruptures improve over time?

Karmegam A.1, Sivardeen Z.1

Aujla R.1, Bhatia M.1

Homerton University Hospital, London, United Kingdom

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Bhaskar D.1, Kovoor C.C.2,3, Jayakumar R.4, Guild A.J.4, Cyriac A.4, George V.V.5,6

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Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Manchester, United Kingdom, 2Specialists Hospital, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Kochi, India, 3Ernakulam Medical Centre, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Kochi, India, 4Specialists Hospital, Plastic Surgery, Kochi, India, 5Ernakulam Medical Centre, Kochi, India, 6Specialists Hospital, Kochi, India

Non-operative functional mobilisation for eight weeks following acute Achilles tendon rupture: 293 consecutive cases with over two years follow up

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University Hospitals of Leicester, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Leicester, United Kingdom

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Hadi S.1, Chaudhary M.2, Venkateswaran B.2 Yorkshire Deanery, Leeds, United Kingdom, Pinderfields Hospital, Wakefield, United Kingdom

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Aujla R.1, Bhatia M.1

The outcome of surgical management of Chronic Pectoralis Major ruptures 1

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University Hospitals of Leicester, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Leicester, United Kingdom

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Use of basic screening tools to guide warm-up exercises in tournament football to decrease the incidence of injury; the experiences of the English Football Association at the FIFA under 20 World Cup Jain N.1, Kemp S.2, Bizzini M.3, Lewin G.2, Beasley I.2 North Manchester General Hospital, Department of Trauma and Orthopaedics, Manchester, United Kingdom, 2The Football Association, London, United Kingdom, 3FIFA, Zurich, Switzerland 1

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A Gaussian process model for predicting time to return to play following injury in the professional footballer Jain N.1, Kampakis S.2, Murray D.1, Kemp S.3, Hayward P.4, Treleaven P.2, Haddad F.2 North Manchester General Hospital, Department of Trauma and Orthopaedics, Manchester, United Kingdom, 2University College London, London, United Kingdom, 3 The Football Association, London, United Kingdom, 4Wolverhampton Wanderers FC, Wolverhampton, United Kingdom 1

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Influence of femoral tunnel position of the outcome of ACL reconstruction

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Prospective long-term outcome study of hydrodilatation for the treatment of adhesive capsulitis of the shoulder

Sunil Kumar K.H.1, Jones G.1, Forrest N.1, Nathwani D.1

Gurdezi S.1,2, Patel H.3, Mangat N.4, Curtis M.J.1

Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, London, United Kingdom

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Kingston Hospital, Trauma and Orthopaedics, London, United Kingdom, 2University College London, Faculty of Medical Sciences, London, United Kingdom, 3St George’s Healthcare NHS Trust, Radiology, London, United Kingdom, 4 Kingston Hospital, Radiology, London, United Kingdom 1

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Clinical outcome case The outcome of revision note review of 100 anterior cruciate ligament rotator cuff repairs using using hamstring autograft all-suture anchors Baljinder D. , Aramberri-Gutierrez M. , Kochhar versus bone patella T. tendon bone autograft: University of Greenwich, London Bridge Hospital, London, United Kingdom, Cirugía a systematic review of Ortopédica y Traumatología del Deporte, Madrid, Spain literature 1

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Arthroscopic posterior bone block - is it a viable technique?

Cutbush K.1,2, Hirpara K.1,2 Brisbane Hand and Upper Limb Research Institute, Brisbane, Australia, 2Orthopaedic Department, Princess Alexandra Hospital, Brisbane, Australia

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Sunil Kumar K.H.1, Nathwani D.2 Princess Alexandra Hospital, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Harlow, United Kingdom, 2 Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, London, United Kingdom 1

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The temporal outcomes of open versus arthroscopic knotted and knotless rotator cuff repair over 5 years Millar N.L.1, Lucena T.2, Lam P.2, Murrell G.A.2 University of Glasgow, Institute of Infection, Immunity and Inflammation, Glasgow, United Kingdom, 2University of New South Wales, Orthopaedic Research Institute, Kogarah, Sydney, Australia 1

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Clinical and radiographic results of fully uncemented reverse total shoulder system using trabecular metal base plate at 2 years´ followup Theivendran K.1, Varghese M.1, Bateman M.1, Morgan M.1, Cresswell T.1, Espag M.1, Clark D.1, Tambe A.1 Royal Derby Hospital, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Derby, United Kingdom

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Randomised controlled trial of supervised physiotherapy versus a home exercise programme after hydrodilatation treatment for the management of primary frozen shoulder Robinson P.1,2, Dawson M.2, Norris J.2, Roberts C.2 Peterborough and Stamford Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Peterborough, United Kingdom, 2Ipswich Hospital NHS Trust, Ipswich, United Kingdom 1

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Patient reported outcomes of surgically managed glenoid fractures Diament M.1, Dawkins C.2, Jeavons R.1, Rangan A.1 James Cook University Hospital, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Middlesbrough, United Kingdom, 2James Cook University Hospital, General Surgery, Middlesbrough, United Kingdom

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Surface replacement arthroplasty for glenohumeral arthropathy in patients younger than 50 years of age: results after minimum ten year follow-up Bailey M.1, Levy O.1, Arealis G.1, Merchant J.1, Tsvieli O.1, Young L.1, Narvani A.N.1, Copeland S.1 1 Royal Berkshire Hospital, Reading Shoulder Unit, Reading, United Kingdom

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Use of Codman’s paradox in performing manipulation under anaesthetic for frozen shoulder - resuming safe and early return of function Bailey M.1, Levy O.1, Polyzois I.1, Arealis G.1, Tsvieli O.1, Sforza G.1, Rajib P.1, Atoun U.1 Royal Berkshire Hospital, Reading Shoulder Unit, Reading, United Kingdom

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The ‘Parachute technique’ for small and medium rotator cuff tears repairs Bailey M.1, Arealis G.1, Young L.1, Pradhan R.1, Atoun U.1, Narvani A.1, Dattani R.1, Levy O.1 Royal Berkshire Hospital, Reading Shoulder Unit, Reading, United Kingdom

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A comparison of the early results of stemmed and stemless humeral components in total shoulder arthroplasty Jain N.1, Longstaffe J.2, Gilbart M.2, Chin P.2, Regan W.2, Leith J.2 North Manchester General Hospital, Department of Trauma and Orthopaedics, Manchester, United Kingdom, 2University of British Columbia Hospital, Joint Preservation Unit, Vancouver, Canada

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The devastating effect of delayed presentations and a lack of preventative care: a South African case series Kalraiya A.1,2, Jain A.3, Buddhdev P.4 West Middlesex University Hospital, London, United Kingdom, 2Edendale Hospital, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 3Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom, 4 King’s College Hospital, London, United Kingdom 1

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Comparing the trauma and orthopaedic training of UK core surgical trainees and South African medical officers Kalraiya A.1,2, Nafeji A.3, Patel M.4, Buddhdev P.5 Edendale Hospital, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 2West Middlesex University Hospital, London, United Kingdom, 3Whipps Cross Hospital, London, United Kingdom, 4 Royal Berkshire Hospital, Reading, United Kingdom, 5King’s College Hospital, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Bushey, United Kingdom 1

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Rubbish orthopaedics: maximising financial savings in the operating theatre by efficiencies within waste management Ashford R.U.1,2, Shawkat S.1, Power R.A.1, Caldwell I.3 Leicester Orthopaedics, Leicester, United Kingdom, 2University of Nottingham, Academic Orthopaedics, Nottingham, United Kingdom, 3 DHL Envirosolutions, Lutterworth, United Kingdom 1

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The results of collaborative antibiotic stewardship ward round in the trauma and orthopaedic directorate of a district General Hospital Tanagho A.1, Hatab S.1, Roberts S.2, Shewale S.1 NHS Scotland - Dumfries and Galloway, Orthopaedics, Dumfries, United Kingdom, 2NHS Scotland - Dumfries and Galloway, Dumfries, United Kingdom 1

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Analysis of payment for total knee arthroplasty.

Breaking the code in remuneration for knee arthroplasty Deo S.1, Rolton D.1, Jhaj J.1, Lotz B.1, Ahmed A.1, Brunton L.1 Great Western Hospital, Swindon, United Kingdom

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Total hip replacement for displaced intracapsular hip fracture: using the National Hip Fracture Database (NHFD) to monitor compliance with NICE guidance Wakeman R.1,2, Boulton C.1, Johansen A.1,3 Royal College of Physicians, National Hip Fracture Database, London, United Kingdom, 2 Basildon and Thurrock University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Basildon, United Kingdom, 3University Hospital Wales, Cardiff, United Kingdom 1

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Predicting 30 day mortality after hip fracture: validating the use of National Hip Fracture Database (NHFD) data Tsang C.1,2, Cromwell D.1,2, Boulton C.3, Johansen A.3,4, Wakeman R.3,5 Royal College of Surgeons, Clinical Effectiveness Unit, London, United Kingdom, 2 London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London, United Kingdom, 3Royal College of Physicians, National Hip Fracture Database, London, United Kingdom, 4 University Hospital Wales, Cardiff, United Kingdom, 5Basildon and Thurrock University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Basildon, United Kingdom 1

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Assessing the documented clinical evaluation of intraoperative orthopaedic fluoroscopy imaging in accordance with Ionising Radiation (Medical Exposure) Regulations Pearce O.1, Hrycaiczuk A.1, Ahearn N.1, Jackson M.1 University Hospital Bristol, Orthopaedics, Bristol, United Kingdom

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Golden patient - a highly effective method to improve trauma theatre efficiency Shalabi S.T.1, Shalabi H.T.1, Morris D.1, Dahaley A.S.1, Desai V.1, Malkan D.1 King’s Mill Hospital, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom

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Soft tissue infections associated with “Legal Highs”: an increasing problem Robiati L.1, Vats A.1, Bugler K.1, White T.1, Reid J.1 Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Edinburgh, United Kingdom

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Learning curves in lower limb arthroplasty Nzeako O.1, Back D.1 Guys and St Thomas NHS Trust, London, United Kingdom

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Does the addition of a post-CCT fellow affect training of specialist registrars in trauma and orthopaedic surgery?

Chan O.1, Sandiford N.1, Skinner J.2 Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust, Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom, 2Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, London, United Kingdom 1

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The outcome of decompression alone for lumbar spinal stenosis with degenerative spondylolisthesis Ahmad S.1, Hamad A.1, Bhalla A.1, Turner S.1, Balain B.1, Jaffray D.1 Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital, Oswestry, United Kingdom

An analysis of microdiscectomy as a day case procedure: pathway to success Ahuja N.1, Shanmugam C.1, Low J.C.1, Sharma H.1 Plymouth Hospital NHS Trust, Plymouth, United Kingdom

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Quality assessment and cost analysis for primary 417 17:10 care referrals to a tertiary orthopaedic centre Can spinopelvic Gabr A. , Khan M. , Mirza Y. , Haddad F. parameters predict University College of London Hospital, London, United Kingdom proximal junction kyphosis following 568 16:28 correction of Scheuermann’s kyphosis?

Pre-operative anaemia S.T. , Nasto L.A. , Perez B. , Mehdian screening for elective hip Shalabi H. and knee arthroplasty Queens Medical Centre, Nottingham, United 1

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Demographics, trends and complications following percutaneous spinal augmentation for isolated vertebral fragility fracture: an analysis of 11,557 patients using national data Lees D.A.1, Jameson S.S.1, Baker P.N.2, James P.3, Port A.2, Reed M.R.4, Greenough C.G.2 Northern Deanery, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom, 2 South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Department of Orthopaedics, Middlesbrough, United Kingdom, 3CHKS Healthcare Intelligence Services, Alcester, United Kingdom, 4 Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, Department of Orthopaedics, Ashington, United Kingdom 1

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Complications of growing Surgical Site Infection rods in non-idiopathic in spinal operations: a scoliosis tertiary centre review Talbot C. , Green C. , Oxborrow N. of 4,557 consecutive Central Manchester University Hospitals, procedures over 5 years Manchester, United Kingdom 1

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Fawi H.1, Ahmed M.1, Miguel Susa J.1, Lewis M.1, Davies P.1, James S.1, Jones A.1, Chopra I.1, Ahuja S.1 Welsh Centre for Spinal Trauma and Surgery, Cardiff, United Kingdom

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The utility of SPECT/CT fusion imaging in the 789 17:52 diagnosis of a vertebral The effect of cross links compression fracture in multiple myeloma: a case on the rotational stiffness of scoliosis constructs series Kwok I.1, Butler J.1, Selvadurai S.1, Molloy S.1 Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore, Spinal Deformity Unit, London, United Kingdom

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Pilling R.1, Knight T.1, Ahmed E.N.2

The Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital, Oswestry, United Kingdom, 2 University Hospital of North Staffordshire, Stoke on Trent, United Kingdom

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BOA Congress 2015 Xxxxxx Society Annual Meetings Specialist BSSH (British Society for Surgery of the Hand) www.bssh.ac.uk BTS (British Trauma Society) www.bts-org.co.uk SBPR (Society for Back Pain Research) www.sbpr.info BOFAS (British Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society) www.bofas.org.uk

15-16 October 2015, London 4 November 2015, Stoke-on-Trent 5-6 November 2015, Bournemouth 11-13 November 2015, Guildford

OTS (Orthopaedic Trauma Society) www.orthopaedictrauma.org.uk

20-21 January 2016, Coventry

BSCOS (British Society for Children’s Orthopaedic Surgery) www.bscos.org.uk

10-11 March 2016, Aylesbury

BHS (British Hip Society) www.britishhipsociety.com

16-18 March 2016, Norwich

BLRS (British Limb Reconstruction Society) (w/ BAPRAS) www.blrs.org.uk

16-18 March 2016, Liverpool

BASK (British Association for Surgery of the Knee) (Parallel Meetings with BOSTAA and ACPA) www.baskonline.com

30-31 March 2016, Liverpool

BRITSPINE www.britspine.com CSOS (Combined Services Orthopaedic Society) www.csos.co.uk BOOS (British Orthopaedic Oncology Society) www.boos.org.uk

6-8 April 2016, Nottingham 13 May 2016, Plymouth 20 May 2016, Dublin

CAOS (Computer Assisted Orthopaedic Surgery (International)) 8-11 June 2016, Japan www.caos-international.org BOTA (British Orthopaedic Trainees Association) www.bota.org.uk BESS (British Elbow and Shoulder Society) www.bess.org.uk

16-19 June 2016, Hinckley 22-24 June 2016, Dublin

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